The Los Angeles Dodgers roared back into the National League Championship Series with a blowout win in Game 3 on Wednesday.
Atlanta Braves starter Kyle Wright did not get out of the first inning, as the Dodgers scored seven runs off Wright before piling on four more against Grant Dayton. The result was an 11-run inning, the most for any single inning in postseason history, per MLB Stats.
It was merely a formality from there.
The Dodgers added four more runs, cruising to a 15-3 win and grabbing the momentum back from a red-hot Braves team.