Dodgers Dominate Mets in NLCS Game 1 with Flaherty's Stellar Pitching

Jack Flaherty's seven scoreless innings lead the Dodgers to a 9-0 victory over the Mets, marking 33 consecutive scoreless innings for the team.

Jack Flaherty delivered a remarkable performance for the Dodgers, allowing just two hits over seven innings and striking out six Mets batters.
The Dodgers' pitching staff has not allowed a run in their last 33 innings, tying a postseason record set by the 1966 Baltimore Orioles.
The Mets, coming off a three-day rest, struggled to regain momentum, with starter Kodai Senga giving up three early runs and walking four batters.
Shohei Ohtani contributed offensively with two hits and two runs scored, emphasizing the Dodgers' team effort in their commanding win.
The Dodgers plan to use a bullpen game strategy for Game 2, following the success of their pitching approach against the Padres in the previous round.