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Dodgers will start Blake Snell in NLCS Game 3, Tyler Glasnow in Game 4

The Los Angeles Dodgers have finalized their rotation for the National League Championship Series, announcing Blake Snell will take the mound for Game 3 at Dodger Stadium. Snell, who struggled with wildness in his last postseason start—walking five batters in just 3 2/3 innings against the Atlanta Braves—will look to bounce back after a disappointing outing.

Manager Dave Roberts emphasized the need for Snell to deliver a focused performance, allowing the Dodgers to build a lead they can capitalize on offensively. Meanwhile, Tyler Glasnow, who also walked five batters in his Division Series start but limited damage with just one run allowed, will start Game 4.

Glasnow’s postseason track record with the Dodgers is strong, boasting a 1.73 ERA across seven appearances, including four starts, with the team winning all seven games he’s pitched in so far.

The Brewers will counter with left-hander Robert Gasser in Game 3, a pitcher the Dodgers have faced twice this season, allowing a combined seven runs in two outings. Gasser acknowledged the familiarity with the Dodgers’ lineup, referencing their recent regular-season matchups where they exploited his weaknesses with multiple home runs.

The Brewers’ bullpen has remained untouched in the NLCS so far, with every relief appearance thus far resulting in a scoreless inning, setting a high bar for the Dodgers’ offense to overcome.

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