Dodgers turn to Blake Snell to avoid 0-3 hole as NLCS shifts to Los Angeles for Game 3

The National League Championship Series comes back into action tonight with a shift to Los Angeles.

The Brewers have a commanding lead over the Dodgers in this one, winning both of the first two games, but if the home team continues to win, the Dodgers could head back to Milwaukee up 3-2 on their opponent.

What will happen tonight as Los Angeles looks to make this a series against pesky Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Brewers are putting on a clinic right now.

There are a few things that are very impressive about the Brewers in this series.

The first thing that I like is that they are winning in a multitude of ways.

Game 1 saw them hit a game-tying homer, then they drew a walk, bunted their runner to second, and then hit a single to take the lead.

Game 2 was a lot of station-to-station baseball, but they did get a major home run from William Contreras at a key moment.

Another impressive thing about Milwaukee has been their ability to come back.

The Dodgers have scored first in both games, but the Brewers haven't rolled over and died.

As impressive as their offense has been, their pitching staff has been even better.

Their starters have been reliable, but their bullpen has been even better.

Tonight, they send out Robert Gasser to the mound.

Gasser has made one start in the postseason; he went four innings and allowed three hits and one walk.