I think we made the Dodgers look bad more so than they WERE bad.
We didn't beat them much worse than we beat the Astros (marginally), and going into the playoffs the Astros were considered to be a very tough opponent.
Depends on how 'small' and 'meaningful' are defined.
David Price pitched 26 innings in the postseason. That's about 15% of his regular season total of 176.
If his 26 postseason innings were pitched at a level of 8 fWAR, that would be an additional fWAR of about 1.2, or 9 million dollars of value.
Eovaldi's performance in Game 3 was magnificent, but I don't see how it puts him with Price's 2 games.
It was just the luck of the draw, mind you, that Eovaldi only pitched significant innings in one game.