Brewers Sweep Dodgers to Reach First World Series Since 1982
Milwaukee erased a four-run deficit to beat Los Angeles 6–4, complete an NLCS sweep and reach the World Series for the first time in 44 years.
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Milwaukee erased a four-run deficit to beat Los Angeles 6–4, complete an NLCS sweep and reach the World Series for the first time in 44 years.
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FOX’s panel credits Milwaukee after its NLCS sweep, while Jeter and Ortiz praise Dave Roberts and reflect on the difficulty of a season-ending loss.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto kept his fastball speed but generated only four misses as Milwaukee prolonged at-bats in NLCS Game 2. Explore all 75 pitches.
TSP Pitching ReportsGasser more than doubled his regular-season sinker share in five scoreless innings. His complete 72-pitch record also shows how hard contact and Milwaukee’s defense shaped the result.

Game 1 is set for October 23, with a possible Game 7 on Halloween. First-pitch times remain unannounced; FOX and Sportsnet carry the series.
The Research Log
How each outing worked, with season comparisons, charts and the complete pitch record.

Padres–Brewers began at 2 p.m. MT; Braves–Dodgers starts at 6 p.m. MT. Here are the Canadian and U.S. viewing options for both NLDS Game 2s.

Byrne criticizes Wells’ attempt to reach third but says Drew Rasmussen’s dominance deserves more of the attention.

Byrne acknowledges that Davis can sound biased at times but says the broadcaster remains a professional.

Byrne says he cannot be sure France’s ball would have gone out, but questions a roof affecting a ninth-inning postseason play.

Martínez, Curtis Granderson and Jimmy Rollins praised Drew Rasmussen’s command after the Rays’ 1–0 win over the Yankees.

A-Rod and David Ortiz join Jeter to discuss Muncy, Skubal and Atlanta’s Game 2 pitching choice after the Dodgers’ 5–3 NLDS win.

Craig Stammen and Pat Murphy discuss Ty France’s ninth-inning flyout, Jackson Chourio and the pitching after Milwaukee’s 3–2 win over San Diego.

The September 29 game on NBC and Peacock peaked at 8.5 million viewers, with its average audience up 12% from last year’s opener.

Aaron Boone addresses the Yankees’ one-hit loss, while Kevin Cash credits Drew Rasmussen and the relay that ended New York’s eighth-inning chance.

William Contreras’ seventh-inning homer and Trevor Megill’s four-out save gave Milwaukee a 3–2 win over San Diego and a 1–0 NLDS lead.

Dave Roberts assesses Skubal and the Dodgers’ rotation after NLDS Game 1. Walt Weiss addresses Atlanta’s bullpen and the pending Chris Sale decision.

Drew Rasmussen allowed one hit in eight scoreless innings, Jonathan Aranda homered and Bryan Baker closed Tampa Bay’s 1–0 win in ALDS Game 1.