Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio returned to the lineup and hit a three-run homer in Game 2 of an NL Division Series against the Chicago Cubs on Monday night after tightness in his right hamstring caused him to exit the series opener.

Jackson Chourio discovered the safest way to run the bases on a questionable hamstring: Trot. Not only was Chourio still able to play this National League Division Series after experiencing right hamstring tightness in Game 1.

Riley Greene easily scored on the grounder up the middle and Dillon Dingler was not going to be challenged at the plate, but a smart decision from debuting rookie Chase DeLauter in center field to make a throw to third to try and catch Zach McKinstry ended up being inspired.

Guardians rookie outfielder George Valera smoked a home run in the first inning of Game 2 of the wild card series against Detroit. Watch it fly.

For most of the postseason, Will Smith’s name has come up in the context of whether he has been healthy enough to contribute to this year’s run. With the bases loaded in the seventh, the Dodgers’ veteran catcher flipped that narrative with one swing of his bat.

PHILADELPHIA (KTTV) - Breathe, Dodger fans. Despite nearly blowing a 4-run lead, the Los Angeles Dodgers are now one win away from advancing to the National League Championship Series after holding off the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 in Game 2 of the division series.

T he Chicago Cubs rode a four run first inning to a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers to stay alive and force a Game 4 today. Pete Crow-Armstrong's two-run single was the big blow in that first inning as the Cubs jumped on Quinn Priester who was sent to the showers before the inning ended.