Dodgers, Brewers collide in all-time NLCS matchup
The Dodgers are a juggernaut. They’ve finally met their (re)match. In a regular season marked by broad parity, two teams stood alone. The Brewers won the most games (103) and finished second in fWAR (48.6). The Dodgers won the second most games (100) and finished first in fWAR (53.1). By any statistic you prefer — […]
In a National League Championship Series matchup that has been anticipated since early summer, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers faced off in a thrilling contest. The Dodgers, who have won 100 games and topped in fWAR (53.1), met their match with the Brewers, who won 103 games and finished second in fWAR (48.6). This was the sixth time in history both teams in an LCS had won at least 100 games during the regular season.
The Dodgers, with their deep lineup and dominant pitching staff, had already claimed the top spot in the league, while the Brewers had turned their offseason improvements into a historic 103-win season, the first time they had done so in franchise history.
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