The Milwaukee Brewers are officially headed to the World Series, punching their ticket after a dominant sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series this past Thursday, October 15. This wasn’t just any sweep, though. Pat Murphy’s squad pulled off an MLB first, becoming the only team ever to sweep an opponent in the postseason after that *same* opponent swept them the year before. Talk about a statement!
The mighty Dodgers fell, big time. After being swept by the Brewers in the NLCS, Milwaukee is officially the newest World Series favorite, rocking the whole damn league.
The Milwaukee Brewers joined the National League in 1998, but it took 28 years for them to join the ranks of its champions. At long last, in Game 4 of a th
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