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He has to play deep. It's his only chance. Otherwise he would be chasing balls to the fence all night.

Plus 3 more....

And that's four pretty good reasons why people didn't want to start Gattis.

He physically can't catch that ball. This is what we've chosen to go with.....keep your fingers crossed.

Have you seen him try to go back on a ball?

The commercial breaks are longer in the postseason, so Kershaw was ready to go well before TBS was back on the air. The umpire was out there explaining that to him. Braves radio was back on the air during this and mentioned it. Nothing odd about it, imo.

3 early runs for the dodgers and then he'll settle down.

Too bad the Braves didn't get HFA......would have been 2 close games today with Kershaw vs. Wainwright and Medlen vs. Burnett.

Really going out on a limb there....

If by early you mean the 3rd game of the day, yes. Could have been a lot earlier.

I think the wild card game was 5:30pm last year. The 2010 games were Sunday/Monday. Big difference between Sunday afternoon and Thursday afternoon. And, there plenty of empty seats in 2005. Anyway, it won't matter, because the LA TV market will put us in primetime.

Of course it is a good thing. There is a chance the place will be full for an 8:30pm game. No shot at it being full at 5pm.

McCann will be playing in the American League next year.

I don't think they will carry 13 pitchers for a 5 games series.

I doubt we hear anything official until Wednesday.

Pretty interesting finish here. 7 results remaining (4 Braves games and 3 Cardinals games). Whichever team gets 4 "positive results" gets HFA. Both teams have magic number of 4.

Well, if they finish tied, they probably need to play again anyway.

I'm not sure this lineup is a tip-off for anything. I believe the McCanns had a baby girl this morning, so he isn't available (at least to start).