The dodgers feel at home in more ways than one

LOS ANGELES – The Brewers completed their series of historic victories by closing the season with a World Series title ending Saturday night. Kenley Jansen missed the ninth in Game 2 of the NLCS to complete the Dodgers victory.

The title of the World Series is still at stake for these underdogs, but this Monday, for the first time since September 23, they will arrive for a game following a defeat. And unlike the NLDS, in which they drove in the Rockies, the crew of manager Craig Counsell is finally in a playoff brawl.

In these Dodgers, they find a tested group that plays in the NLCS for a third consecutive year and who certainly knows the sound of 50,000 roaring spectators at Dodger Stadium, where the third game is scheduled for Monday night. It will be as usual for the Dodgers in a series of 1-1.

"We had the chance to go to the NLCS the last [three] years and I had a great time in the World Series last year, "said Sunday the Dodgers coach, Dave Roberts. "And even after the season, you're still preparing for the next year.

"I try to appreciate the moment, the opportunity and the gratitude. But I think players, managers and coaches are very conscious of keeping their advantage and their focus and you do not want to lose that. "

The Brewers were poised to take a 2-0 lead in NLCS and win 13 straight wins over southern California, but their talented scorer failed in the foreground. Justin Turner scored a two-run homer against Jeremy Jeffress in the eighth. in the 4-3 win of the Dodgers on Saturday in Milwaukee.

Jeffress, who struggled to play in the playoffs, offered overnight display materials.

"[Turner] just got lucky, "Jeffress said. "It's a stroke of luck, man. It's just right. "

Counsell has extended his playing time in the first two games, but we expect at least that left-handed Josh Hader is back in the game for the third game. Hader threw three decisive innings in the first game, which removed him from the next day.

The Brewers have their ace, Jhoulys Chacin, on the mound for the start. The Dodgers will start rookie Walker Buehler, who struggled with his exit from the NLDS against the Braves.

"I would say Atlanta, the exit did not take place as we wanted," said Buehler, who gave up five earned runs in five innings in the third game of the LNDS. "One could say that there was a little nervousness and anxiety, but that happens. My first time there, I think I managed it well. My heartbeat, I felt good with. And I was more upset by the kind of decision to launch some land. "

Turner, the former Mets Auxiliary Player who became the October version of the Dodgers, is the player the Brewers can not afford to beat.

Roberts was asked about what he remembers Turner as an opponent.

"My first impression, coach with the Padres and [Turner] was a platoon guy, a bench guy, a utility guy with the Mets, "Roberts said. "He always took land and moved on the field. Very jovial, outgoing and always chatting on the bench and we had a few jokes.

"I've always liked it from the other side and it was nice to see it become a centerpiece. Growing up, he is able to do everything I ask for or what we need as a ball club. "