Even a four-run lead wasn’t good enough against the Brewers
The quest for a three peat is over. The Commissioner’s Trophy will find a new home. A year after the Dodgers swept the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2025 NLCS, Milwaukee returned the favor with a four-game sweep over the defending two-time champions, marking their first World Series appearance since 1982. The best team in the […]
In a dramatic turn of events, the Los Angeles Dodgers saw their three-peat hopes extinguished as they were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in a four-game series, marking their first World Series elimination since 2023. The series, held at Dodger Stadium, saw the Brewers, who had not appeared in the World Series since 1982, make a remarkable comeback.
The best team in the 2026 regular season, the Dodgers struggled in the early innings, losing their first three games. They managed to come back in the fourth game, but it was ultimately the Brewers' relentless offense that secured their place in history. The pitchers from both teams battled fiercely, with the Dodgers' Tyler Glasnow showing remarkable command early on, striking out six batters in his first 10 pitches.
However, a walk to Brice Turang proved to be the turning point. Despite Glasnow's strong performance, the Brewers, led by David Hamilton, managed to bring the lead down to one run. The deciding moment came in the sixth inning when Garrett Mitchell hit a crucial home run against Tanner Scott, breaking the hearts of the Dodgers' fans and securing the Brewers' first World Series win.
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