What happened: Tucker went deep for a two-run shot Saturday in MLB postseason play. The drive carried 408 feet and stretched the margin by two runs.

Why it matters: October games can pivot on one mistake pitch because a two-run gap changes bullpen sequencing and late-inning leverage. It also kept the focus on Kyle Tucker after his bat had already created separation.

What to watch: Watch whether Tucker gets another key plate appearance in this postseason spot and whether the added cushion holds up. The next read is whether this swing becomes the game's defining turn.