Dodgers fans react to Game 3 loss to Brewers ahead of must-win Game 4

It was a rough night, wasn't it? Yes, and the Dodgers, we know they're down, but they are not done yet. That's right. True Blue fans can say last night's game three loss to the Brewers merely sets up for the Dodgers for a dramatic, you know, we like drama around here in L.A., dramatic four game comeback. Let's get to Mario. He's with some fans in Eagle Rock. Hi, Mario. Hi, Roxie. It's Andrew. You know, fans are not giving up. Never give up. That's the message. It's not over until it's over, and we need to stay alive. We're still in it. Take a look. We're at Colorado Donuts. I've got this special treat, an Ohtani donut. That's edible, too, by the way. And what was your name? Juana. Juana. You have Kike Hernandez here. Kike. You're a big fan. You grew up here in L.A. in Pasadena. You've been to games as a little girl. Talk to me about what this is like. We are on the brink of elimination. How do you feel? I feel that they're going to do it. I feel like they're going to win today. Yes, I feel they're going to win today. And Dodger fans never give up. Okay, so tell me about the game last night. Where were you? And let's walk through it. I watched it from home, and my daughter was at the game. And when the first player came up for the Brewers and they hit a homer, we're going, okay, come on, we're going to do it. And then when they got the two hits, we're all, okay, this is it. They're going to win. And then it went downhill. Yeah, I know the seventh inning when those back-to-back home runs came through for the Brewers. Did you hear from your daughter what was that like in the stadium? Yeah, she said, come on. And I'm going, they're going to do it. They're going to do it. We didn't give up because fans never give up. Nobody was walking out. They were waiting. They were waiting for them to come back, but then it didn't happen. So obviously a little disappointment. Who were you looking for? or who are you wanting to step up today? Today, I think I want Ohtani to come up. He hit yesterday, and I think I really want him to get a home run. Yeah. Yes. Okay, well, we're all in the same boat. We're all hoping for the same thing. Brewers, don't get those. Brewers better not get those brooms out yet. Yeah, we're not taking his sweep. We will not have it. So we've been talking to fans all morning here, and we actually ran into Joe Gonzalez, an 80-year-old, 80 years young, who loves the Dodgers. And you may remember, he let us dye his hair and have a little fun during the World Series last year. Take a look. Oh, my God. You got to remember that. Yes, the other team is. That is amazing. Joe Gonzalez. You are a legend. But no, this is great. Something to do. Something to do. So we love Joe Gonzalez. He comes here to this donut shop regularly. We so happened to run into him here this morning, and he says, hey, Dodgers fans, if you're out there and you're feeling disappointed or hopeless, snap out of it. We are still in it, and we're going to do it. It's been done before, 2004, the Boston Red Sox. Dave Roberts was managing the team then, and they made the comeback. So let me talk to some more fans. Mark, how are you feeling about it? You've got your Dodgers gear. Well, I'm feeling pumped that the Dodgers will win tonight. My fellow league bowling teammate, Laura, the Brewer fan, is heading to Dodgers Stadium tonight with the broom. And I want to make sure, I'll watch it at home tonight, got to make sure the Dodgers win tonight and that broom she brings to the Dodgers Stadium, she can put it in the trash can. That's the way to think. Put it in the trash can, Laura. We're coming for you. The Dodgers are ready to go. Live in Eagle Rock, back to you. That's right. We're gonna win tonight. I gotta keep going though, ah One game at a time. Yeah, one inning at a time, one pitch at a time. We're gonna do it. And remember, you can catch game four of the NLCS on FS1. Game time is now set for five o'clock at Dodgers Stadium. The Dodgers needing a win here. We know it's do or die, their backs against the wall. They have to keep their season going in the quest for the three-peat. That's right, that's right, that's right.