Milwaukee kept rolling in Los Angeles, riding five runs over the final three innings to victory.

TheLos Angeles Dodgersfind themselves one loss away from a playoff exit, their hopes of three consecutive World Series titles in jeopardy. Despite theMilwaukee Brewersgetting off to a hot start with a first-pitch home run in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series, it seemed as if the Dodgers' offense was getting going, asWill Smithhit a two-run double to give his team the lead in the sixth. Then the Brewers hit back-to-back home runs in the following inning and never looked back,going on to win 6-2and pushing the reigning champions to the brink of elimination. We have you covered with in-game action and postgame analysis from Los Angeles. Key links:How final four teams were built|Playoff MVP tracker|Schedule Milwaukee leads series 3-0 It was over when ...Jake Bauers, king of the epic-length at-bat, battledBlake Snellfor 10 pitches in the seventh. Then, on pitch 11, Bauers planted one in the right-field bleachers for a go-ahead, two-run lead. Before the stunned gathering of more than 50,000 could recover from its collective gasp,Garrett Mitchellfollowed with a 438-foot bomb. Game, set and ... series? Sure looks that way. Game 3 star ...We've touched on Bauers, so let's go withRobert Gasser, who matched two-time Cy Young winner Snell pitch for pitch. Or was it the other way around? Gasser wasn't as dominant as Snell but every bit as effective in the longest postseason outing of his young career at five innings. The big stage was definitely not too big for Gasser. The stat that defined the game ... 1.Jackson Chourioset the tone with a solo homer (1) on the game's first pitch (1) on the one-year anniversary (1) of him doing the same thing toYoshinobu Yamamotoin last year's NLCS. This time, unlike last year, the Brewers won (1). What it means for the rest of the series ...Before the game, someone asked Dodgers manager Dave Roberts if, to inspire his club, he was ever tempted to pull out old video of his legendary steal in the 2004 American League Championship Series that started the ball rolling on theBoston Red Sox's comeback from a 3-0 hole against theNew York Yankees. Roberts laughed and said, "Absolutely not." At this point, it might be worth a try -- because this series, and the Dodgers' reign, is seemingly all but over.-- Bradford Doolittle Highlights from Milwaukee's win Brewers keep padding lead -- and ride it to victory Joeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ❕ https://t.co/b0ahJQYGOE Milwaukee tacks on another run in the 8th Another run comes home for the Brewers! https://t.co/bnxVpW14P1 And another one! WATCH OUT IN THE RIGHT FIELD BLEACHERS, THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE HITTING BOMBS https://t.co/s72twVoGlY Bauers' 2-run blast puts the Brewers back on top JAKE BAUERS PUTS THE BREWERS BACK IN FRONT! https://t.co/KK8xCFd7j1 Will Smith's bases-loaded double makes it 2-1 L.A. Will Smith puts the Dodgers in front! https://t.co/rrRQNDj3mL Will Smith lined a double deep into the left-center-field gap, scoring two runs to give the Dodgers a 2-1 lead, and this crowd is in a frenzy. He becomes the first Dodger other than Andy Pages -- who was shockingly pinch-hit for earlier -- to produce a hit with RISP. Milwaukee defense getting it done GARRETT MITCHELL! Another SUPERB catch by the Brewers outfield 😳 https://t.co/kXc21uRx87 LUIS LARA MY GOODNESS 😱 https://t.co/B0OtKYcGSW One pitch, 1-0 Brewers JACKSON CHOURIO FIRST PITCH BREWERS LEAD! https://t.co/m6ndIzWPkK