Not really. Sadly.
Aaron Nola was electric, keeping what might be the best lineup in Baseball to one hit in four innings, against seven strikeouts. The one hit was promptly erased on a double-play. Dominance. Only one Dodger got to even a three-ball count.
Unfortunately, the Dodgers’ Max Scherzer was pretty good as well, striking out six against no runs and three hits in his three innings.
Then it rained.
It didn’t rain for very long, but with close to half an inch in an hour, that’s impossible to play in.