Tommy Edman's Postseason Prowess Shines, Igniting Dodgers' Game-Winning Rally

Tommy Edman, despite a challenging season marred by a right ankle injury that limited him to 97 games and his lowest batting average (.225), proved his postseason mettle in NLDS Game 4. Known for thriving on baseball's biggest stage, Edman, who batted .306 in five playoff series and won NLCS MVP last October, battled through an eight-pitch at-bat in the 11th inning to single, initiating the game-winning rally for the Dodgers. Playing in discomfort, he has hit safely in four of five playoff games, with infielder Miguel Rojas praising his competitive spirit and persistence.