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.
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How each outing worked, with season comparisons, charts and the complete pitch record.

Aaron Boone praised the Yankees’ patient at-bats and Cam Schlittler’s command, then turned his attention to the win still needed to eliminate Boston.

Michael King allowed one hit in seven scoreless innings, while Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado and Xander Bogaerts homered to put San Diego ahead in the series.
Willson Contreras bats third against Cam Schlittler, while Roman Anthony leads off at DH as Boston opens its Wild Card Series at Yankee Stadium.
Ben Rice bats second and Paul Goldschmidt leads off against Boston, leaving Giancarlo Stanton outside the starting lineup despite his roster return.
Jazz Chisholm expected to start against Boston. The Yankees instead turn to Anthony Volpe at second base and Amed Rosario at third against Payton Tolle.

Rice drove in six runs, including an eighth-inning grand slam, while Cam Schlittler struck out 10 to put New York one win from advancing.

Sam Antonacci drove in two runs, Colson Montgomery homered and Grant Taylor recorded the final seven outs as Chicago won Game 1 in Houston.

Austin Riley homered in the eighth inning as Atlanta rallied past Philadelphia to take a 1–0 lead in their best-of-three NL Wild Card Series.

AJ Blubaugh and Hagen Smith open a series in which both clubs plan to rely heavily on their relief pitching.

Chicago opens at Petco Park against Michael King after a demanding final stretch of travel and unsettled rotation choices.

Philadelphia starts its Wild Card Series in Atlanta with a limited assignment for Jesús Luzardo after his shoulder layoff.

New York opens its series against Boston without its captain, while Garrett Crochet gives the Red Sox another bullpen option.