"See ya next year", "I'm sick right now" - Atlanta Braves fans devastated after huge loss to Philadelphia Phillies puts season on line in Game 4

The Atlanta Braves got dominated by the Philadelphia Phillies in game three of the NLDS. The atmosphere in Philadelphia proved to be too much for the Braves on Friday, as they lost 9-1. The Phillies now have a 2-1 series lead over the Braves, making game four an elimination game for Atlanta.

Philadelphia starter Aaron Nola shut down the Braves bats. He pitched six innings, giving up zero runs and striking out six. He showed great command around the plate, making for some uncomfortable at-bats for Atlanta hitters.

The Atlanta Braves imploded in the third inning. They allowed the Phillies to score six runs, all with two outs in the third inning. Rhys Hoskins hit a three-run bomb, and Bryce Harper followed it up with a two-run bomb himself to put the Phillies up six.

Atlanta fans can't believe this is how the team came out and performed in game three. They're worried Atlanta is going to lose the series and be eliminated from the postseason on Saturday.

"See ya next year," one fan said, sadly.

"I'm sick right now," said another...

Many around the league were not expecting much from the Phillies going into the postseason, but they have been quite impressive.

The Atlanta Braves have their backs against the wall going into Game 4

Division Series - Atlanta Braves v Philadelphia Phillies - Game 3

The Atlanta Braves need to win game four or their postseason run will be at an end. Losing in the NLDS while winning the division would be quite disappointing for the organization.

The Braves are planning to start veteran Charlie Morton for game four on Saturday. He's pitched well this season for Atlanta. He had 205 strikeouts in the regular season, which ranked him ninth in the league. He will need to shut down the red-hot Phillies bats on Saturday to save his team's season.

The Phillies are planning to start Bailey Falter on the mound on Saturday. He has been a middle-of-the-road pitcher in comparison to others. He only had a 6-4 record in the regular season with 74 strikeouts.

The Braves need to jump on Falter early and quiet down the Philadelphia fans. The atmosphere in Philadelphia was electric and it proved to have its handle on the Braves. They cannot allow that to happen again.

With their backs against the wall, game four will be a do-or-die situation for the Braves. They need to play the best game they have played all season or their season is over.