7–2 already ran. 10–3 already ran. 1–0 already ran. Sunday evening would not invent Giants–Dodgers. This morning has the unused box.
Associated Press / CBS Sports, Sunday, Sept. 20, Dodger Stadium: Dodgers 3, Giants 1. First pitch 4:10 p.m. PT — 7:10 p.m. ET. Game time 2:35. Attendance 48,085. Emmet Sheehan followed opener Jack Dreyer with 5 1/3 scoreless innings, nine strikeouts, one hit. Dreyer had given a first-inning run: Victor Bericoto singled home Jonah Cox. Tommy Edman homered to right in the sixth off Carson Seymour to tie it 1–1. Kiké Hernández doubled to center in the seventh, scoring Max Muncy, 2–1. Muncy added an RBI single later. Kris Bubic (4–2) got the win. Sam Hentges (1–7) the loss. Tanner Scott the save, his 23rd.
Reuters: Los Angeles 96–60, a fourth straight win, remaining four games ahead of Atlanta 92–64 for the National League’s No. 2 seed and a first-round bye. A four-game cushion is not a locked seed. San Francisco 64–92. ESPN: the Dodgers took the series 3–0. A sweep of the Giants is not a clinch of anything this board will invent.
Phillies 7–2 already ran. Sánchez 18 already ran. We will not reprint Citi as first-day Monday sports.
What this means for you
If you needed Citi, that file exists. If you waited through 7 p.m. for Chavez Ravine, it is 3–1, 48,085, and a sweep. If you needed a 2-seed locked, wait.
Bottom line: 3–1. Sweep. 48,085. Not 7–2. Not a clinch.
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