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Atlanta kept its October alive Sunday night as the Braves evened the NLDS at one game apiece, taking down the Dodgers three to two. Michael Harris the Second was the catalyst, tripling and coming around to score the go-ahead run in the fifth on a wild pitch from Kris Bubic. Series is tied, and it's a brand new ballgame heading back to Los Angeles.
Meanwhile in Milwaukee, Jackson Chourio delivered a moment for the history books in Game Two of the NLDS against the Padres. Facing closer Mason Miller with the season on the line, Chourio came through in a fashion not seen in nearly four decades of postseason baseball. The Brewers are alive, and that young man is the reason why.
And in Houston, the Texans are oh and four and the questions are getting louder. Dallas marched seventy four yards in two minutes and twenty three seconds to steal a thirty four to thirty win after Houston led by three with under two and a half minutes left. DeMeco Ryans is drawing sharp criticism, with reporters calling the late-game management comically undisciplined. That is a franchise in serious trouble.
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