The National League Division Series between the San Diego Padres and the Milwaukee Brewers is televised on FS1, but one MLB on Fox analyst thinks you have no reason to tune in to the rest of the series.

Milwaukee’s Jackson Chourio hit a walk-off two-run single vs. San Diego star closer Mason Miller to stun the Padres in a 4-3 Game 2 victory at American Family Field on Sunday. The victory gives Milwaukee a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five NLDS.

JACKSON CHOURIO AND THE BREWERS WALK OFF MASON MILLER AND THE PADRES IN GAME 2!

Milwaukee takes a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five NLDS.

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The Brewers won an MLB-best 103 games this season and entered the series as the favorites. Taking a 2-0 series lead significantly elevates those chances.

And Fox Sports’ David Ortiz gives the Padres no chance to win the series.

After Sunday’s game, Ortiz told FS1 viewers that the series is “over.”

“I got so much love for San Diego and everything,” Ortiz said. “But golly. You were supposed to win this game. Now you are against the rope. It’s over. I’m sorry.”

“That game tonight says so many things,” Ortiz added. “You were supposed to be flying to San Diego, dancing on the airplane tonight, and you let that one get away from you.”

Game 2 followed a series opener that featured a controversial, unfortunate ninth inning for the Padres in a 3-2 loss.

The Padres now have to win three games in a row vs. a great team that can still use ace Jacob Misiorowski for another in the series. It’s a tall task.

But the Padres have been excellent in their home stadium, putting together a 51-30 record in the regular season at Petco Park before adding a two-game sweep over the Chicago Cubs in the NL Wild Card series. So, if they can find a way to win the next two at home, they can get the series back to Milwaukee for a winner-take-all Game 5.

It’s a long shot, and chances are much better that the Brewers just sweep the series in Game 3. But the series isn’t quite over, and much weirder things happen in baseball.

Game 3 will be on Tuesday night in San Diego at 9:30 p.m. ET on FS1.