The Los Angeles Dodgers' fortunes have quickly turned in Game 4 of the NLCS.
Their four-run cushion, powered by Shohei Ohtani's 428-foot home run and delayed arrival to October, disappeared in the top of the fifth inning after what had been a stellar outing from Tyler Glasnow spiraled. Evan Phillips couldn't clean up the mess, leaving a bases-loaded jam for Alex Vesia, who proceeded to walk Jake Bauers to score the tying run for Milwaukee.
The very next inning, Garrett Mitchell took Tanner Scott deep for a late, go-ahead home run.
GARRETT MITCHELL!
— MLB (@MLB) October 16, 2026
THE BREWERS HAVE COME ALL THE WAY BACK TO TAKE THE LEAD! pic.twitter.com/dOx9zZUHT7
The Brewers are three innings away from eliminating the Dodgers and clinching their first pennant since 1982.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Brewers rally, take lead in Game 4 vs. Dodgers on Garrett Mitchell home run