Catcher Will Smith's lone hit in the Los Angeles Dodgers Game 4 NLDS win, 8-0, didn't go unnoticed. The 29-year-old backstop crushed a 94-mph sinker to straightaway center field for a two-run homer in the third inning. Smith chalked up his sixth career Postseason tater, passing Steve Yeager for the most by a catcher in Dodgers history. The longball was appreciated as it staved off elimination and forced a decisive Game 5 back at Chavez Ravine.