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Brewers turn potential grand slam by Dodgers slugger Max Muncy into wild double play in NLCS

Max Muncy was inches away from hitting a grand slam for the Los Angeles Dodgers to open the scoring in the National League Championship Series.

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Brewers’ Grand Slam Robbery Turns Into Confusing, Never-Before-Seen Double Play

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WATCH: Wild play in Dodgers and Brewers turns a grand slam into a 404-foot double play!

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Dodgers capitalize on their chances to beat Brewers and take 3-0 NLCS lead

In the bottom of the sixth inning, it arrived.

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In this postseason, Dodgers’ offense starts from the bottom

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Starting pitching continues to propel Dodgers in NLCS vs. Brewers

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Dodgers defeat Brewers to move to the verge of returning to the World Series

In the bottom of the sixth inning, it arrived. With a two-run rally fueled by professional hitting, aggressive baserunning and a little cat-and-mouse game with the pitch clock, the Dodgers broke an e...

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Dodgers' starters dominate Brewers. Glasnow, Ohtani will try to continue the trend in NLCS

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Dodgers take Game 3 from Brewers, sit one win away from NL Pennant

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Watch Brewers turn one the most bizarre MLB plays you'll ever see

The Milwaukee Brewers appeared to be in a world of hurt in the top of the fourth, with the bases loaded and just one out against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Max Muncy took a ball deep to center field and it looked like it was going to be a grand slam – and a deep hole for the Brewers.

Making sense of Brewers-Dodgers 8-6-2 DP, the strangest double play in postseason history

What will you tell your grandchildren about the strangest double play in postseason history? Here's everything you need to know about it.

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O'Hearn's grand slam, Vásquez's 7 shutdown innings help the Padres beat the Brewers 7-0

SAN DIEGO -- - Ryan O'Hearn's grand slam was one of San Diego's three homers and Randy Vásquez and two relievers combined on a four-hitter as the Padres beat the NL Central champion Milwaukee Brewers 7-0 Tuesday night in what could be a playoff preview.