MLB Playoffs: King Saves Padres, Dodgers' Hernandez Shines, Acuna's Injury Update

The Milwaukee Brewers continue to struggle in the playoffs, having lost 12 consecutive postseason games on the road, tying the record for the longest streak in playoff history.

In Game 3 of the NLDS, the San Diego Padres relied on Michael King to secure a save, marking a historic achievement as he became the first pitcher to earn a six-out save in the postseason just two days after starting a game. Despite facing challenges in the ninth inning, King managed to close out the game with a double play.

Meanwhile, Kiké Hernandez contributed significantly to the Dodgers' offense with a home run against Chris Sale, helping his team secure a lead. In contrast, Braves outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. was limited to designated hitter duties due to knee soreness, raising concerns about his ability to play in the upcoming game.