Muncy's error opens the door for Brewers to win

Clayton Kershaw took a lead of one point in the sixth inning and on a pitch, which was gone. At the end of the round, the Dodgers lost and eventually lost 4-2 to the Brewers. That equalized this series to one game.

In the sixth, Christian Yelich equalized the game with a solo homerun to start the sixth inning. With two outs, Ryan Braun scored when Muncy could not line up Manny Piña's helicopter. this gave the Brewers their first lead of the game. Broxton doubled Piña to 4-2

The Dodgers were the first to win the first run in terms of appearances. Eight Dodgers came to the plate and the Milwaukee starter Chase Anderson made 43 shots. Chris Taylor hit one of those pitches, a change up, for a two-point single that put the Dodgers in front.

However, Kiké Hernández struck with loaded bases to end this inning and a chance to take a big lead.

Kershaw had withdrawn the first three in order, all by strike, but in the second, he had runners in the corners with an exit. Keon Broxton hit a ground ball at the "five-hole" and Manny Machado had a good game to get Broxton.

The Brewers scored on this game, but Kershaw was able to work on the sleeve after that. The Brewers had another chance to score in the third set. Again with riders cornering and another, Kershaw allowed Jesus Aguilar to turn into a double play.

The Dodgers did not charge any of those goals and took Anderson out of the fifth inning. Corbin Burnes, with two major league experiences, arrived and he got the key play in the inning. A past ball led to Kershaw, who had walked to start the inning, being sent off trying to score.

Burnes would then eliminate Matt Kemp and send Max Muncy to the left to finish the round. Anderson recovered from his long first run to throw four more innings, allowing two runs, five shots while walking two. Josh Hader came into play and after receiving support from his local fans, he started two scoreless innings to keep the Brewers in the lead

Corey Knebel kicked to start the ninth but Logan Forsythe got a base shot to bring Manny Machado to the run, but he ended up third to end the game.

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Sunday brunch baseball comes back As long as Dodgers and Brewers conclude their series with two left-handers Alex Wood (5-5, 3.92) and Brent Suter (8-6, 4.39) are in the final of the series.

Particularities of Saturday

Home: Christian Yelich (12)

WP – Corbin Burnes (1-0) : 2 IP, 1 key, 1 step, 3 withdrawals on catches

LP – Clayton Kershaw (3-5): 6 IPs, 7 strikes, 4 runs (1 earned), 5 strikeouts

SV- Corey Knebel (12): 1 IP, 2 hits