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Josh Allen put on an absolute clinic in Buffalo's thrilling thirty-seven to thirty-four overtime win over the Rams on Monday Night Football. The Bills QB rushed for one hundred twenty-one yards and a touchdown, grinding out yardage the old-fashioned way before setting up Tyler Bass for the walk-off field goal. A throwback performance for a statement win.
Meanwhile in Milwaukee, the Brewers are making the Dodgers sweat. Los Angeles drops Game Two of the NLCS, giving the Brewers a two-nothing series lead. It wasn't pretty — a messy, grinding affair decided by a solo shot to center — but Milwaukee doesn't care how it looks. The Dodgers are now in genuine trouble heading into Game Three.
And speaking of the Dodgers, the Shohei Ohtani question is hanging over everything. A source tells ESPN the team will monitor his lingering injuries ahead of Game Three, but the approach is simple — if Ohtani says he's good, he plays. The most dangerous hitter on the planet is banged up and his team is already down two games. The stakes couldn't be higher.
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