After dominating the Brewers in the NLCS, the Dodgers will deploy the same pitching strategy against the Blue Jays in the World Series.

Pat Murphy understood that he was witnessing history when Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani singlehandedly sent the Brewers into the offseason with an epic performance on the mound and at the plate in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series.

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Meanwhile, on the mound, Ohtani just kept stomping on the Brewers. He finished with 10 strikeouts, three walks, two hits allowed and zero runs against one of MLB's peskiest lineups. He featured a seven-pitch mix, according to Baseball Savant, and topped out on that 100.3-mph fastball to Chourio. Even by itself, that's a star-level performance.

Alas, the ball was never caught, as it grazed the wall between Frelick bobbles, making it a force play at home. And somehow, the Brewers made 8-6-2 from about 400 feet away a reality, Hernández sliding in just late as William Contreras recognized the situation and stretched like a first baseman to ensure the out.

It hasn’t always been smooth sailing for Dave Roberts during his 10 seasons as Los Angeles Dodgers manager. Guiding his club to dominant records during the regular season, and high levels of postseason success as well,

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George Springer and Julio Rodriguez have been two of the hottest bats for their respective teams. Each player has tallied a hit in three straight games, and both have homered twice in the ALCS. Riding the hot hand in the postseason is never a bad idea, and both players have been elite all playoffs.

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It's Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers against José Quintana of the Brewers. The Dodgers can become the first team to win back-to-back pennants since the 2008-09 Phillies. The Brewers need a miracle run of four straight wins to avoid elimination.