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.

The rivalry returns to Yankee Stadium. Here are the game times, U.S. and Canadian viewing options, and the possible Game 3 schedule change.

The Arizona catcher finished at .311 to edge Luis Arraez, completing a career year even as a hamstring injury kept him out of the finale.

The Cubs’ third baseman went 4-for-4 in a 6–2 win at Tropicana Field, delivering a strong final tune-up before the Wild Card Series.
Mike Krukow and Rick Rizzs signed off Sunday, a week after Howie Rose’s farewell. Their departures leave something a box score cannot measure.

Alex Call doubled in the go-ahead run and Andy Pages followed with a three-run homer as Los Angeles completed a season-ending sweep with a 5–1 victory.

Josh Bell drove in three runs and Dean Kremer pitched seven strong innings as Texas finished 80–82 and lost the AL West race to Houston.

Houston became MLB’s first division champion without a winning record as Lucas Spence drove in two runs and six pitchers combined on a shutout.

Bryce Harper and Edmundo Sosa homered as Philadelphia ended a four-game skid and secured a fifth consecutive postseason appearance.

Max Fried will follow in Game 2, with Gerrit Cole scheduled for a deciding third game if the series goes the distance.

The New York shortstop reached the milestone against Washington, joining Carlos Beltrán in a rare switch-hitting club.

The Blue Jays right-hander wants to assess his health and options before deciding whether to return for a 20th major league season.

Justin Verlander struck out six in his final start before Eduardo Valencia’s ninth-inning homer gave Detroit a 4–3 victory.