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In Atlanta, the Dodgers are one win away from the NLCS after grinding out a Game three victory over the Braves. Los Angeles wore down Chris Sale and the Atlanta offense once again went quiet, leaving the home crowd with nothing but a tough metaphor — a fan in an Acuña jersey outran The Freeze for a while, then face-planted. Felt about right for the Braves' night.
Shifting to the gridiron, Case Keenum is officially listed as the starting quarterback for Cleveland against the Jets, despite playing a grand total of one snap this season. It is a strange headline on its face, but it tells you everything about where the Browns are right now — searching for answers under center with no clean solution in sight.
And in Atlanta, a different kind of story worth watching — Bijan Robinson and Drake London have combined for six hundred fifty scrimmage yards over the past two weeks, outgaining twelve entire NFL offenses on their own. The Falcons are not getting the national attention they deserve, but those two are making a very loud argument for a second look.
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