The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers are set to renew their National League Championship Series rivalry this October, marking the second straight year—and third time in nine seasons—that the two teams will clash in the postseason. The rematch follows last year’s decisive four-game sweep, where the Dodgers eliminated the Brewers en route to another championship.
This year, however, the Brewers have positioned themselves as a different team, determined to avoid a repeat of their 2025 humiliation. The series will begin Sunday night at American Family Field in Milwaukee, with both teams boasting 100-win seasons—a historic rarity for the NLCS, as only the second such matchup in league history.
The Dodgers, managed by Dave Roberts, are aiming for their third consecutive title, while the Brewers seek their first World Series appearance since 1982 after defeating the San Diego Padres in a tight series. Game 1 will feature a high-stakes pitching duel between the Dodgers’ rotation and the Brewers’ ace, setting the tone for what promises to be a fiercely contested series.

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