Tyler Glasnow allowed one hit and one run in 4⅔ innings, although five walks kept the Braves in position to threaten. Michael Harris II singled on Glasnow's first pitch, stole second and eventually scored on a wild pitch. Atlanta's lead disappeared in the second after Shohei Ohtani walked, stole second and advanced on Sean Murphy's throwing error. Ohtani scored when Mauricio Dubón dropped Muncy's pop fly.
Glasnow left with two runners on in the fifth. Alex Vesia retired Matt Olson to end that threat. After Ozzie Albies led off the sixth with a double, Edgardo Henriquez helped strand him at second. Henriquez worked 1⅔ scoreless innings and earned the win; Tanner Scott and Edwin Díaz followed with perfect eighth and ninth innings. Díaz needed eight pitches for the save.
Mahle gave Atlanta 6⅓ innings, allowing three hits and two runs, one earned. His performance kept the Braves level until the seventh, when the Dodgers turned a single and two walks into the winning rally. Atlanta's five walks off Glasnow produced no additional run after Harris' first-inning score.
The Associated Press reported that Hernández remained in the game after hitting the wall while pursuing Albies' double. Miguel Rojas was unavailable after Tuesday's exit with lower back soreness, and Ronald Acuña Jr. returned to right field after starting Game 3 at designated hitter because of knee soreness. Those observations do not establish a new injury diagnosis. The Dodgers now have a completed series and an opponent still to be determined.
Rojas roster status
The Dodgers kept Miguel Rojas on their active roster despite his Game 4 absence. MLB.com reported that an injury replacement at that stage would also make him ineligible for the NLCS. Dave Roberts said the club’s bench depth allowed it to defer a roster decision while Rojas rested his lower back, according to the Associated Press. Keeping him eligible does not establish that he will be healthy enough to play in the next round.
