Mets’ magic runs out: From 22-33 to NLCS, New York’s season ends short of World Series goal
The Dodgers tacked on a run in the bottom of the sixth. With Ryne Stanek on the mound, three consecutive batters got on. The final batter, Shohei Ohtani, padded the Dodgers’ lead with a one-run single putting the score at 7-4. Ohtani is 18-for-22 with runners in scoring position this postseason.
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Despite $1.4 billion winter, Dodgers need 'bullpen game' magic to win NLCS vs. Mets
The only time a postseason series has had six games decided by four or more runs was the 1965 World Series between the Dodgers and Minnesota Twins, according to the Athletic, with an average margin of victory of seven runs.
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