Here's how Dave Roberts explained all the Dodgers' moves that backfired

Key Points:

• Dodgers manager Dave Roberts faced criticism for several strategic decisions during Wednesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers, which contributed to the Dodgers' potential season-ending loss and a possible NLCS sweep.
• Roberts chose not to have Tommy Edman bunt with runners on base early in the game, aiming for a hit instead, but Edman flew out twice and the Dodgers failed to score in those innings.
• In the sixth inning, Roberts replaced right-handed Andy Pages with left-handed Max Muncy to face Brewers' right-handed pitcher Abner Uribe, but Muncy struck out, hindering the Dodgers' rally.
• Roberts' pinch-hitting decisions in a critical inning, including using Josue De Paula against a left-handed pitcher and then switching to Kiké Hernández, resulted in strikeouts and ended the inning without further runs.
• Despite Blake Snell's strong performance through six innings, Roberts left him in during the seventh, leading to a walk and a home run that gave the Brewers the lead, a move that backfired as Snell reached a high pitch count and the Dodgers lost momentum.