The Brewers are just two wins away from their first World Series appearance in over 40 years. Still, getting to the Fall Classic won’t be easy. The reigning champion Dodgers aren’t going down without a fight, especially with three of five NLCS games remaining in Los Angeles. With these two National League heavyweights battling it out, there’s plenty of star power taking the field. Which players should you keep an eye on during Wednesday’s contest?
The Dodgers are favorites (-175) over the Brewers on DraftKings Sportsbook. Let’s break down two player props worth consideration ahead of Wednesday’s Game 3 matchup.
Brewers vs. Dodgers Best Prop Bets Tonight for Wednesday 10/14/26
Brice Turang 1+ Walks (+103)
Blake Snell gets the nod tonight for Los Angeles, a spot he’s done well in before. The two-time Cy Young winner owns an impressive 3.23 ERA over 19 career postseason appearances. During his lone October outing in 2026, the veteran tossed 3.1 innings of one-run ball. Snell’s stuff remains filthy, making him a high-upside option for manager Dave Roberts. With that being said, the hurler’s biggest flaw is inconsistent command. Look no further than a career 4.0 BB/9 ratio. During his last game, against Atlanta, the 33-year-old walked five batters.
Snell’s difficulty finding the plate tends to occur against southpaws. Since 2023, he’s on the hook for a sky-high 5.74 BB/9 rate against left-handed hitters. That could rear its ugly head tonight against a disciplined group of Brewers hitters. The NL Central champs rank first in on-base percentage (.341) and second in walks per game (4.14). Brice Turang stands out in that regard; he’s notched a .385 OBP through six games this postseason. A 93rd percentile walk rate (13.2%) during the regular season suggests this isn’t a fluke, either. A patient approach at the plate could earn the second baseman a free pass this evening in Los Angeles.
Andy Pages 2+ Hits + Runs + RBIs (+100)
Runs have been difficult to come by for the Dodgers during Games 1 and 2. Fortunately for the defending champs, tonight’s starter isn’t the most intimidating. To be clear, Robert Gasser is no pushover. Through 109.1 innings during the regular season, he notched a respectable 3.87 ERA and 1.19 WHIP. Still, we’ve seen Los Angeles hit some of the game’s better left-handers in the past. Over two meetings this season with the Dodgers, Gasser has allowed seven earned runs over 10.2 innings (5.91 ERA).
With that being said, some of Los Angeles’ best bats have looked off at the plate. Most notably, Shohei Ohtani is in the midst of a massive slump this postseason (.150 BA). Still, there’s enough depth in this Dodgers lineup to make a dent tonight. That includes Andy Pages, batting .250 over six playoff games so far. The All-Star has done well in this spot before, notching four hits over five career at-bats vs. Gasser (.800 BA). This season, the outfielder has notched a whopping .959 OPS at home against left-handed pitching. If this Dodgers offense gets it going tonight, Pages should be a major catalyst.
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