
The Milwaukee Brewers’ NLCS sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2026 was defined by clutch performances across the lineup, with every position player delivering a standout moment. Jake Bauers anchored the series as the NLCS MVP, delivering a game-changing two-run homer in Game 3—hit on the 11th pitch against Blake Snell—flipping a 2-1 deficit into a 3-2 lead.
His 412-foot blast, clocked at 109.4 mph, carried the most weight of his four-game effort, which included a sweep-sealing two-RBI double in Game 4. Meanwhile, Brice Turang’s leadoff shot in Game 1, a 384-foot homer with 102.5 mph exit velocity, set the tone early, though his series was more about consistency than single standout plays.
William Contreras delivered the series’ most explosive offensive moment in Game 2 with a 438-foot home run off the scoreboard, a 106.3 mph shot that tied the game at 4-4 and earned him +.160 Wins Above Replacement. The Brewers’ lineup proved they could deliver when it mattered most, with each player contributing to a historic postseason run.

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