Myles Garrett Reacts to Dodgers' NLCS Meltdown

Los Angeles Rams defensive star Myles Garrett attended Game 4 of the National League Championship Series between the Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers, witnessing firsthand the Dodgers' dramatic collapse. Garrett, a fan of the Dodgers, was visibly stunned as the Brewers rallied to take the lead.

Garrett was seen wearing a Dodgers hat and t-shirt at Dodger Stadium. The game initially looked promising for the home team when Shohei Ohtani hit a three-run home run in the second inning, giving the Dodgers a 4-0 advantage. Garrett was observed celebrating this early lead with the crowd.

However, the Brewers began to chip away at the deficit. The Dodgers' bullpen faltered, with a walk to Jake Bauers forcing in the tying run with the bases loaded and two outs. Television cameras captured Garrett's expression of disbelief as the game slipped away.

The situation worsened for the Dodgers in the following inning when Tanner Scott gave up a go-ahead home run to Garrett Mitchell, putting the Brewers ahead 5-4. This late-game collapse put the Dodgers on the brink of elimination from the postseason.

Garrett, who is currently sidelined for the Los Angeles Rams due to a knee procedure, has also experienced a period of being unable to help his team on the field. The Rams have had a challenging start to their season, and Garrett's return from injured reserve is being carefully managed.

As a spectator, Garrett was unable to influence the outcome of the baseball game, mirroring his current situation with the Rams. The Dodgers ultimately fell further behind in the series after their late-inning collapse.