Ryan Brasier Set to Start NLCS Game 2 for the Dodgers
Ryan Brasier's Expected Performance
The Los Angeles Dodgers have reliever Ryan Brasier listed as the starter for Monday's bullpen game. Brasier started Game 4 of the National League Division Series, achieving a remarkable performance where he retired one batter, giving up zero runs and no walks through 1.1 innings pitched against the San Diego Padres.
Postseason Success for Dodgers' Bullpen
- 33 consecutive scoreless innings thrown by the Dodgers' pitching staff this postseason, equaling the record set by the 1966 Baltimore Orioles.
- The Dodgers previously faced skepticism about their bullpen game strategy in critical elimination matches, but the results have been impressive.
In addition to Brasier's responsibilities, Jack Flaherty delivered a commanding Game 1 start, pitching seven scoreless innings against the Mets, much to the crowd’s admiration.
Dodgers Aiming for Continued Success
Despite entering October as underdogs due to injuries, the Dodgers have exceeded expectations. As they face the Mets, their performance is crucial to maintaining their momentum.
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