Brewers make history with comeback win vs. Dodgers in NLCS Game 3

It took only one pitch for the Milwaukee Brewers to get on the scoreboard on Wednesday night when Jackson Chourio crushed a game-opening solo shot. They wouldn't score again until six innings later. 

But after nine innings, Milwaukee completed a 6-2 comeback win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, moving them one more win from dethroning the back-to-back champions and advancing to the World Series. 

Back-to-back HRs fueled Milwaukee Brewers' comeback win 

And thanks to back-to-back home runs from Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell, chasing Blake Snell, the Brewers were able to make MLB history while putting the Dodgers on the ropes. 

The Game 3 victory became Milwaukee's fifth come-from-behind win of the playoffs, tying the most for any team in their first seven games of a postseason with the 1996 New York Yankees and the 1980 Philadelphia Phillies, who both went on to win the World Series, according to MLB.com's Sarah Langs.

Overall, Milwaukee is now 6-1 during their playoff run, only falling once by one run in Game 3 of their National League Division Series win against the San Diego Padres.