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Brewers Clinch First World Series Trip Since 1982 With Sweep of Dodgers
Milwaukee advances after rallying past Los Angeles to finish a four-game series victory and end a long wait for a league title.
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Rally Completes Sweep
The Brewers erased a four-run deficit to win 6-4 and complete their four-game sweep of the Dodgers. The victory sent Milwaukee to the World Series for the first time since 1982. Players and former teammates embraced on the field after the final out, marking a moment that removed the club from the list of active National League teams without a pennant.
Yelich Sets the Tone
Named captain 19 days earlier, Christian Yelich has been a steady presence through Milwaukee's run of success. The Brewers have reached the playoffs in eight out of nine seasons since he arrived, captured six NL Central titles including the past four, and advanced to three National League Championship Series. Yelich has played 1,124 games with something on the line during that stretch.
Strong Support at Home
Milwaukee drew 2.788 million fans this season, ranking 11th in the majors. The club has built its recent run through consistent development and leadership from players like Yelich. With a chance at the franchise's first championship, the Brewers return home carrying the hopes of a market that has waited 44 years for this opportunity.
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