Improbable deflection changes the course of one NLDS
A moonshot that looked like it could potentially have been a go-ahead homer for the Padres instead hit a cable on the roof, came down in fair territory and landed in Jackson Chourio's glove. And that's an out, per the park's ground rules.
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Ty France's fly ball off a roof cable in Milwaukee joins this collection of the weird and wacky stuff that can happen in October.
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More than 40,000 fans packed Tropicana Field for the ballpark's largest crowd since 2011.
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Munetaka Murakami’s first postseason home run traveled 440 feet -- second-longest in MLB this postseason -- and impressed teammates and opponents alike.
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Jackson Chourio is only 22 -- and nobody in Brewers history has hit more postseason home runs.
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Tarik Skubal
63 career postseason K’s, 2nd most thru a pitcher’s first 7 appearances
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Max Muncy
Extends his franchise record with 17th postseason HR for LAD
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Drew Rasmussen
1st pitcher in postseason history to throw 6+ IP of no-hit ball vs. NYY
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Grant Taylor
1st pitcher with 6+ K's and 0 BB in a postseason save
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ!
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William Contreras interrupted his home run trot to celebrate in the direction of the Brewers' dugout.
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Tune to MLB Tonight for the latest highlights, interviews, expert analysis and more before and after Game 2 of both NLDS today presented by Booking.com, starting at 3 p.m. ET.
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CWS 3
CLE 0
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ATL 3
LAD 5
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NYY 0
TB 1
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SD 2
MIL 3
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