Dodgers starters have limited Brewers to merely four hits in 17 innings, taking 2-0 NLCS lead.
MILWAUKEE — Forget Hollywood.
There’s no need for a movie script.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are doing their own real life version of "Back to the Future."
Remember the golden age of baseball when starters pitched deep into games or even went nine innings?
Well, the Dodgers are bringing old-school back into vogue, with a starting rotation that hasn’t dominated the postseason like this since the 2005 Chicago White Sox.
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