
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers will square off for a second straight year in the National League Championship Series (NLCS), aiming to extend their postseason rivalry. The series kicks off Sunday night at American Family Field in Milwaukee, where the Brewers—who clinched the best record in baseball with 103 wins and a franchise-best run differential of +214—will host the Dodgers, who finished with a 100-62 mark and a +201 run differential.
The two teams split their regular-season matchups 4-3, with the Brewers winning the season series after a late three-game sweep at Dodger Stadium. This marks the fifth time in Dodgers history they’ve faced the same opponent in back-to-back NLCS appearances, including a sweep of the Brewers in 2025 despite allowing just one run across four games.
The teams have met four times in the postseason, with the Dodgers holding a 3-1 edge in series victories, including a Game 7 win in Milwaukee during the 2018 NLCS.

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