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Switching roles; starter lets down the offense in Game 4

The Los Angeles Dodgers’ playoff hopes crumbled in Game 4 of the NLCS after Tyler Glasnow, their ace starter, faltered under the weight of elimination pressure. Despite an early offensive surge—four runs in the second inning—the Dodgers’ lead evaporated as Glasnow struggled to contain the Brewers.

After striking out two batters in each of the first three innings, he walked Brice Turang and allowed two extra-base hits, cutting the Dodgers’ lead in half. The collapse continued in the fourth, where another walk and a barrage of hits handed Milwaukee four runs, sealing the series loss for Los Angeles.

The reigning champions, who had relied on Glasnow’s resilience through injury-plagued seasons, saw their dominance evaporate in a single outing where they needed perfection to survive.

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