Sunday’s 5–3 already ran. Sunday’s 1–0 already ran. This is Monday’s unused Game 2.
ESPN, Alden Gonzalez, Sunday 11:45 p.m. ET: the Atlanta Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3–2 in National League Division Series Game 2, earning a split on the road. Michael Harris II tripled to deep left in the fifth and scored on a wild pitch for a 2–1 lead, then added a scorching double in the seventh. Max Muncy, with the Dodgers down to their last strike, turned on a 99-mph fastball from Didier Fuentes and sent it 397 feet to make it 3–2. Three pitches later, Raisel Iglesias retired Josué De Paula on a pop-out. 3–2 is not midday Sunday’s Dodgers 5–3. 3–2 is not evening Sunday’s Rays 1–0.
MLB.com / FOX 5 Atlanta: Harris went 3-for-5. The series is tied 1–1. Game 3 is listed Tuesday, 6 p.m. ET, at Truist Park, FS1. A listing is not a final. Chris Sale is on tap for Atlanta in Game 3; that is the papers’ pitching line, not a result. Sunday evening already said Rays–Yankees Game 2 was listed Monday 8 p.m. ET. That game has not finished on this 8 a.m. board. We will not invent it.
What this means for you
If you needed yesterday’s unused boxes, they still stand: Dodgers 5–3 in Game 1, Rays 1–0 in their Game 1. If you needed this morning’s unused baseball, it is Braves 3–2, series 1–1. If you needed Monday night’s Rays final, wait.
Bottom line: Braves 3–2. Series 1–1. Game 3 listed Tuesday 6 p.m. ET. Not 5–3. Not Rays 1–0. Not Monday 8 p.m. invented.
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