Dodgers bullpen issues: How many more meltdowns can Los Angeles survive this postseas

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Dodgers bullpen issues: How many more meltdowns can Los Angeles survive this postseason
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series. The Dodgers, now seven wins away from becoming Major League Baseball's first repeat World Series champions in a quarter century, have perfected a certain kind of victory. If you've watched them enough this year, you've picked up on their usual hallmarks: strong starting pitching; timely hitting and quality defense from a star-studded lineup; and an unmistakable sense of agita stemming from a bullpen that can be charitably described as volatile.
Game 1 included all of the above, culminating in an eventful ninth inning that saw relievers Roki Sasaki and Blake Treinen combine to surrender a run on a hit and three walks. Were it not for second baseman Brice Turang's reflexes, it's possible the Dodgers bullpen would have lost the game. There's a reason why I've identified Los Angeles' relief corps as an x-factor in multiple series. Few bullpens were more prone to placing themselves in detrimental situations throughout the regular season.
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