Stairs, rips one into the night, deep into right, way out of here.

Swam on, get it, crossed, and the Phillies are going to lead it.

Hardbar, the swing of his life.

The O two pit, swing and a miss, stuck him out.

The Phillies have a heartbeat, beating the Dodgers in game three, eight to two.

The season stays alive for at least one more day.

Hey there, podcast, pals, from WHYY.

It is hitting season.

And for the first time in many postseason games, it really was hit in season out in Los Angeles as the Phillies pound the Dodgers late, specifically Clayton Kershaw 8 to 2.

And as a result, the series is now two games to one in favor of the Dodgers.

I'm John Stolness from The Good Fight.

You can follow me on X and Blue Sky at John Stolness, and we are going to recap game three here for you over these next few minutes with a quick roundtable edition of the

podcast. Justin Clue and Liz Rocher joining me. Of course, Justin Clue from baseball

prospectus. Follow him on Blue Sky at Justin Clue. Brother man, they did it. They managed to just

the heartbeat continues. The season is not over and they're going to live to fight another day on

what is it, Wednesday, Thursday night in Los Angeles.

Welcome to the battle of the teams that do not want to use their bullpens.

Yeah, just a real barn burner out there today.

If I had appeared in front of you before this series had begun, just like through a

portal or just blinked out of something or just stepped out from behind a tree, clearly from

days in the future. And I told you, you have to listen to me. The Phillies are going to, like,

the way this NLDS is going to go is they're going to go down to and then they're going to go out to LA and get like completely flattened. And that's going to, like the way this NLDS is going to go is they're going to go down two and then

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