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Kilty Cleary

By Kilty Cleary

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Sunday Night Baseball is bringing the heat to Hollywood.

After two wildly different games to open the series, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs are all square and ready for a prime-time showdown on Sunday night. The first pitch is set for 7:10 p.m. ET, and if the first two games were any indication, this will be a great night for baseball.

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The Dodgers took Game 1 of the series cruising to a smooth 3-0 win, and in Game 2, all chaos broke loose when Chicago erupted for a 16-0 win on Saturday, which reminded fans how the Cubs lineup has some power hitters.

The World Series champion Dodgers (11-5) will hand the ball to Tyler Glasnow, who's still finding his rhythm in the early going. The right-hander is 1-0 but sports a 6.43 ERA, so look for him to try and settle in against a Cubs team that just pounded out 17 hits last night.

Meanwhile, the Cubs (10-7), tied for second in the NL Central last season, counters with Colin Rea (0-0, 0.00 ERA), which will be his first real test under the bright lights of Sunday Night Baseball.

Can the Cubs ride the momentum from their Saturday slugfest? Or will the Dodgers remind everyone why they're the reigning champs? Tune in and find out on ESPN on Sunday.

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