To say Blake Snell dominated for the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS would be an understatement.

Taking the mound in front of 40,000 fans in hostile territory, Snell took down the Brewers in order with one lone exception, with a throwout at second base, allowing the two-time Cy Young winner to take down 24 batters on 24 attempts.

While things got dicey in the ninth inning, with Roki Sasaki being pulled from his worst relief effort to date and Blake Treinen walking William Contreras before taking down Brice Turang for the win, in the end, the Dodgers secured the win, and Snell earned his place in history as the first pitcher to take a perfect game through eight innings while facing the minimum since 1956 .

Discussing his efforts with the crew on The Closer on TNT after t

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