David Ortiz Predicts Dodgers' Loss, Noting Los Angeles Is In 'Deep Trouble'

The Dodgers lost their second straight NLCS game after falling 7-4 to the Brewers, recording just three hits against Milwaukee's pitching.

FOX Sports' David Ortiz was the only one at the MLB on FOX pregame show desk to predict the Brewers win in Game 2 .

Why? "I have never seen the Dodgers offense be this poor," Ortiz said.

He was able to take his victory lap postgame.

"Papi, you called it!" FOX Sports' Alex Rodriguez said to his co-analyst.

"You’re the only one who called it." L.A.'s bullpen gave up seven runs and 12 hits to Milwaukee as the Dodgers' offense struggled to put points on the board.

Even Dodgers' Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who is historically a solid postseason pitcher, struggled to keep the Brewers scoreless.

But the Dodgers still have a chance to turn things around.

This time, with the Dodgers down 2-0, the stakes are even higher entering Game 3 in Los Angeles.

"The Dodgers are in some deep trouble," Ortiz said.

"They haven’t been able to put it together offensively.

They are 2-for-26 with men on base.

I told you." The Dodgers' underwhelming performance is tied to several parts of the roster, but one is clear.

Two-way star Shohei Ohtani hasn't delivered any solid showings since returning from injury.