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Dodgers latest loss to Brewers ‘really hard to put into words’

The Los Angeles Dodgers suffered a crushing setback in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series, falling to the Milwaukee Brewers in a heartbreaking loss at Dodger Stadium. The game hinged on a pivotal sixth-inning moment when Will Smith’s two-run double—originally thought to be a home run—sparked a brief rally but ultimately left the Dodgers trailing.

Despite runners on second and third with one out, the Dodgers failed to capitalize, as pinch-hitter Kiké Hernández and Tommy Edman struck out to seal the defeat. The loss deepened the Dodgers’ offensive struggles, with only five hits in the game, and left manager Dave Roberts’ bullpen strategy exposed after the team couldn’t extend its lead into the seventh inning.

Veteran shortstop Miguel Rojas and franchise postseason leader Hernández both reflected on the frustration of nearly overcoming the deficit, emphasizing the team’s need to regroup and focus on winning each pitch in the remaining games.

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