Braves vs. Dodgers NLDS Game 4 live scores & highlights

Dodgers lead best-of-5 series, 2-1

The Atlanta Braves find themselves very much back in the National League Division Series, and can even things up against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 on Monday afternoon (4:30 p.m. ET, FS1).

After scoring no runs in the first two games in Los Angeles, the Braves erupted for six runs on Sunday night, including a grand slam from Ronald Acuna Jr. and the game-winning solo shot from Freddie Freeman in Game 3.

Dodgers vs. Braves TV & streaming info

• Teams: Dodgers (92-71) vs. Braves (90-72)
• Series: Los Angeles leads, 2-1
• Location: SunTrust Park, Atlanta
• Time: 4:30 p.m. ET
• TV: FS1
• Online: Fox Sports Go

Atlanta will try to keep its season alive with Mike Foltynewicz on the mound to start Game 4, on just three days rest after he was roughed up for four runs in just two innings in Game 1. The 26-year-old right-hander was the Braves’ best pitcher this season, with a 2.85 ERA in his 31 starts and 202 strikeouts in 183 innings.

“He went two innings, 50 pitches. He’s good. That’s just a workout,” Braves manager Brian Snitker said Sunday night. “I’d rather start him than have him coming in behind somebody. So he’s raring to go and itching to get the ball, and it’s still elimination. So we’re going to try and go with the best we got.”

Rich Hill gets the ball for the Dodgers. The veteran left-hander struggled down the stretch but finished his regular season with back-to-back strong, seven-inning outings against bad Padres and Giants teams, allowing one total run. Hill beat the Braves on July 26 in Atlanta, pitching seven scoreless innings.

Joe Davis and John Smoltz are on the call of Game 4 for FS1, with online streaming through Fox Sports Go.

Braves vs. Dodgers NLDS Game 4 Live Results

Hi there! Whitney McIntosh here, ready to live blog NLDS Game 4. The Braves hope to stave off elimination after just doing so on Sunday and the Dodgers hope to put this series away so they can have a fresh Clayton Kershaw for the beginning of the NLCS.

Want to read from the beginning of the game? Scroll down to the “1st inning” label and read up from there!