NLCS Game 4 Preview: Milwaukee Brewers vs. Los Angeles Dodgers

ITD’s Must Watch Series: Milwaukee Brewers at Los Angeles Dodgers with Probable Pitchers 7/18-7/20

Milwaukee Brewers (0-3) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (3-0)

Date: Friday, October 17th
Time: 8:38 PM EST
Broadcast: TBS, HBO Max,TruTv
Field: Dodger Stadium
Line: Los Angeles -200 / O/U 7.5

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Probable Starting Pitching

TBD vs. Shohei Ohtani (1-1, 2.87 ERA, 62 K)

The Milwaukee Brewers have yet to announce who will start game four of the series. The team could lean on left-handed starter Jose Quintana. He did not pitch in game three. They might also consider right-handed pitcher Chad Patrick. Quintana has only been used in one game this postseason. He pitched three innings, allowing two hits, one walk, and struck out two. Patrick, on the other hand, has been used five times this postseason. He worked one inning in each appearance. Patrick has a 1.80 ERA, 0.60 WHIP, and six strikeouts to go with one loss this postseason.

Shohei Ohtani will get the ball for the Dodgers at home. He has made two starts this postseason for the Dodgers. Ohtani has made two starts this postseason for the Dodgers. He has yet to factor into a decision, but has a 0.00 ERA, a .135 OBA, and 13 strikeouts in 11 innings pitched. Ohtani has made seven starts at home this season with one win, a 1.71 ERA, a .151 OBA, and 30 strikeouts in 21 innings pitched. This will be his first time this year facing the Brewers this season.

Postseason Team Leaders

Milwaukee Brewers:

AVG: Caleb Durbin – .280
HR: William Contreras – 2
RBI: Jackson Chourio – 8
W: Jacob Misiorowski – 2
ERA: Jose Quintana – 0.00
K: Freddy Peralta – 19

Los Angeles Dodgers:

AVG: Enrique Hernandez – .344
HR: Teoscar Hernandez – 4
RBI: Teoscar Hernandez – 10
W: Blake Snell – 3
ERA: Tyler Glasnow – 0.68
K: Blake Snell – 28

Postseason Team Stats

Milwaukee Brewers

AVG: .197
R: 25
HR: 8
ERA: 3.26
K: 73
WHIP: 1.28

Los Angeles Dodgers

AVG: .254
R: 41
HR: 10
ERA: 2.60
K: 93
WHIP: 1.02

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