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Gavin Lux Couldn't Believe His Flyball Stayed In The Yard To End Game 3 

The San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0 in Game 3 of the NLDS to take a 2-1 lead in awesome of-five series. San Francisco got a grand slam from Evan Longoria versus Max Scherzer, fabulous pitching (Alex Wood tossed 4 2/3 scoreless as the starter), and Brandon Crawford saved a run (possibly more) with an unbelievable guarded play. 사설토토

They likewise got some assistance from wind at Dodger Stadium. 

With two outs in the lower part of the 10th, the Dodgers' Gavin Lux hit what he was certain was a game-tying grand slam. Lux squashed a 106.9 mph flyball profound to left-focus field, however the ball kicked the bucket on the notice track for a game-finishing out. 

Video: NLDS Game 3 Highlights: Giants versus Dodgers (Stadium) 

That absolutely looked great off the bat, and hitters will in general have a very smart thought of when they got every one of one, particularly in the home ballpark. What's more, the batted ball information proposes that sort of flyball is without a doubt normally a grand slam. An extremely tragic outcome for Lux and the Dodgers. 

Yet, that is the means by which it goes now and again (and *a lot* at Wrigley Field, for instance), and the breeze affected some flyballs the Giants hit as well. 

San Francisco will take it, and presently they'll go after winning the series with two opportunities to work with. The Giants can finish off the NLDS with a triumph in Game 4 on Tuesday in Los Angeles, and if that fizzles, they'd basically get the series back in San Francisco for a Game 5.