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.

Sean Newcomb needed 22 pitches for two scoreless innings. His complete Game 3 ledger shows a double play, several hard-hit outs and one nine-pitch strikeout before Chicago went to its bullpen.

Daniel Espino’s fastball averaged 99.8 mph and finished both of his strikeouts. The two hits against his sliders and an opening walk explain the run in his short Game 3 outing.

Tyler Mahle carried a tie into the seventh with a mix similar to his Wild Card start. All 85 pitches show where the splitter still finished hitters and where Los Angeles kept putting it in play.

Tyler Glasnow allowed one hit in 4 2/3 innings as the Dodgers advanced. His complete 78-pitch record shows a harder, more frequent four-seamer alongside five walks and several forceful outs.

Andy Pages’ two-run seventh-inning single put Los Angeles ahead, and Max Muncy homered in the ninth as the Dodgers clinched the NLDS 3–1.

Victor Mesa Jr.’s two-run sixth-inning homer put Tampa Bay ahead for good as the Rays swept New York 3–0 and advanced to the ALCS.

Milwaukee’s left-hander faces Walker Buehler at Petco Park on Wednesday, with the Brewers leading San Diego 2–1 in the series.

Victor Mesa Jr. starts in left field and Ryan Vilade in right as Tampa Bay faces Max Fried with a 2–0 ALDS lead.

San Diego activated its closer from the paternity list before Wednesday’s elimination game against Milwaukee at Petco Park.

Trent Grisham leads off, Anthony Volpe starts at second base and José Caballero at third as New York tries to avoid an ALDS sweep.

Acuña returned to right field and batted second for Atlanta, with Drake Baldwin at designated hitter and Sean Murphy catching.

Jo Adell’s three-run triple led Cleveland’s four-run third inning at Rate Field. Chicago’s ALDS lead is now 2–1.