
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Atlanta Braves remain locked in a tightly contested National League Division Series after splitting the first two games, each winning once. The Dodgers, who finished the regular season atop the NL West with a 100-62 record, now face the challenge of winning at least one of the next two games at Truist Park to retain any hope of home-field advantage.
Atlanta, the NL East champions with a 94-68 record, took Game 2 on Sunday night, evening the series at 1-1 and shifting momentum in their favor. The Braves will look to extend their lead with left-handed ace Chris Sale on the mound for Game 3, while the Dodgers will counter with right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto in a rematch of their Game 1 pitchers.
With the series tied and the next two games in Atlanta, the Braves hold the upper hand, needing just one more win to force the Dodgers to play the remainder of the NLDS on their home turf.

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