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The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions for the first time in franchise history! 

In the final Baseball for Girls recap of the 2026 MLB season, we’re looking back at how the Brewers finished their remarkable postseason run and what this championship means to Milwaukee ~

In this episode:

• A quick recap of World Series Games 3–5 between the Brewers and Rays
• The challenge that kept Milwaukee’s historic eight-run inning alive
• Tampa Bay’s extra-innings walk-off in Game 4
• Jacob Misiorowski’s Game 5 start and the Brewers’ championship-clinching win
• Milwaukee’s massive celebration, 44 years after its last World Series appearance
• A soft take on long waits, meaningful journeys, and finally seeing a dream come true
• What’s coming to Baseball for Girls this offseason!!!!

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Sorry for the late upload, but wanted to share this episode anyway even though Game 3 already happened! I hope you enjoy it regardless!

The Milwaukee Brewers are halfway to their first World Series championship, but the Tampa Bay Rays aren’t out of the fight just yet!

After two incredibly close games, Milwaukee leads the 2026 World Series 2-0. The Brewers narrowly escaped Game 1 with a 3-2 victory before overcoming a four-run deficit to win Game 2, 5-4.

In this episode of Baseball for Girls, we’re recapping the first two games of the Fall Classic and looking ahead to a must-win Game 3 for Tampa Bay

We cover:

• Game 1 recap: Milwaukee’s early lead, a controversial ninth-inning double play, and the Rays’ missed scoring opportunities
• Game 2 recap: Tampa Bay’s four-run first inning and another incredible Brewers comeback
• William Contreras’ defensive impact and Milwaukee’s ability to capitalize on mistakes
• Sal Frelick’s game-tying home run and Cooper Pratt’s go-ahead RBI single
• Yandy Díaz’s controversial checked-swing strikeout
• Fastball Freddy Peralta facing his former team in Game 3
• Three things the Rays need to do to get back into the World Series

Plus, my Soft Take on why two runs can make such an enormous difference in October.

Game 3: Monday, October 26, at 8 p.m. ET on FOX.

Can the Rays turn this into a competitive World Series, or is Milwaukee Magic simply too powerful?

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We’ve officially made it to the 2026 World Series, and history is guaranteed to be made!

The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays are facing off for that elusive ~Commissioner’s Trophy~ and neither franchise has ever won a World Series championship. So no matter who wins, somebody’s getting their first championship ring! 

In this episode, we’re breaking down everything you need to know before Game 1, including:

• Why this World Series matchup is so rare and how it compares to baseball history
• The surprising connections between ALCS MVP Freddy Peralta and NLCS MVP Jake Bauers
• Why Jacob “The Miz” Misiorowski’s 104-mph fastball hasn’t been quite as untouchable this postseason
• A little baseball history, including why there was no World Series in 1994
• Tiny Baseball Lesson: Why the ghost-runner rule disappears during the postseason

Plus, I’m sharing my World Series predictions, my thoughts on the automatic-runner rule, and why pitching might make all the difference.

Game 1 begins Friday, October 23, at 8 PM ET on FOX!

So, babes, who’s taking home their first World Series championship: Milwaukee or Tampa Bay? And how many games will it take?

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The World Series is almost here, and the postseason drama isn't slowing down ~

After the Milwaukee Brewers swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in a historic NLCS rematch, all eyes are on the American League Championship Series (ALCS).

The Tampa Bay Rays have taken a 3-2 series lead over the Cleveland Guardians after winning back-to-back games this weekend. Now, the Rays are just one win away from their first World Series appearance since 2020, but Cleveland has already proven that elimination doesn't mean defeat.

In today's mini recap, we're talking about:

• The Brewers' revenge sweep of the Dodgers and their first World Series appearance since 1982
• Saturday's 7-3 Rays victory and the offensive performances of Jonathan Aranda, Junior Caminero, and Yandy Díaz
• Drew Rasmussen's dominant pitching performance in Sunday's 3-1 win
• How Friday's rainout changed the ALCS schedule
• Tonight's Game 6 pitching matchup: Freddy Peralta vs. Shawn Armstrong/Cleveland Bullpen
• What needs to happen for Cleveland to force a winner-take-all Game 7
• Why a Rays vs. Brewers World Series would guarantee a first-time champion

Plus, my soft take on why momentum doesn't guarantee a certain outcome, especially when the Cleveland Guardians have already made a habit of surviving elimination games.

ALCS Game 6: Monday, October 19, at 8:08 PM ET on TBS.

Who do you think will face the Brewers in the World Series?

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We have to talk about last night ~

The Brewers beat the Dodgers and it’s the making of the most satisfying redemption arc.

Last October, the Dodgers swept the Brewers out of the National League Championship Series. One year later, Milwaukee has a chance to return the favor, and baseball has handed us a storyline almost too good to believe.

In this About Last Night postseason check-in, we’re talking redemption, elimination, and the challenge of staying present when your entire season is on the line.

In this episode:

• The Brewers’ 6–2 Game 3 win and their 3–0 NLCS lead
• Milwaukee’s opportunity to reverse last year’s postseason ending
• What the Dodgers need to keep their season (and “three-peat” hopes) alive
• The historic 2004 Red Sox comeback and Dodgers surprising connection
• Why “one game at a time” means more than a familiar sports cliché
• A quick Guardians–Rays ALCS update, with Cleveland leading 2–1

Plus, a little Buddhist wisdom about doing the good right in front of you, even when the bigger picture feels overwhelming.

Note: This episode was recorded on October 15, 2026, before NLCS Game 4. Series standings and upcoming-game references reflect that moment.

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In this episode of Baseball for Girls, we’re catching up on the end of the Division Series and the first few games of the League Championship Series!!

The Guardians completed a historic comeback against the White Sox, going from down 0-2 in the ALDS to winning the series and advancing to face the Rays. Then Cleveland kept that momentum going with a 7-3 win over Tampa Bay in Game 1 of the ALCS!

On the National League side, the Brewers are making their rematch against the Dodgers feel very different from last year. After being swept by Los Angeles in the 2025 NLCS, Milwaukee has opened this year’s series with two straight wins and now leads the Dodgers 2-0.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Cleveland’s comeback against the White Sox
• The Guardians’ record-setting strikeout performances
• Game 1 of the ALCS between the Guardians and Rays
• The Brewers taking Games 1 and 2 from the Dodgers
• Why Milwaukee’s bullpen has been so important
• The possible World Series matchups!!!!
• Why a Brewers-Guardians World Series would be such a different kind of October story

The Division Series are done. The Championship Series are here. And now the question is: are we watching two underdog stories build at the same time, or are the Dodgers and Rays about to punch back?

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This episode I'm introducing About Last Night, a mini postseason series where we catch up on the previous night's games, unpack the biggest moments, and look ahead at what's next in October baseball!

In our first installment, the Yankees are heading home, the Dodgers and Brewers are preparing for an NLCS rematch, and the Cleveland Guardians are fighting to keep their postseason dreams alive ~~

In this episode:

• The Guardians force Game 4 against the White Sox with a 9–3 victory
• The Rays sweep the Yankees after a controversial fan interference call
• The Dodgers eliminate the Braves to advance to their third consecutive NLCS
• The Brewers defeat the Padres and keep their hopes of a first World Series title alive
• A quick refresher on the League Championship Series and its best-of-seven format
• A look at the possible 2026 World Series matchups
• My predictions for who will make it to the Fall Classic!

Can the Brewers stop the Dodgers from winning a third consecutive World Series? Will the Rays make franchise history? And who will survive the final American League Division Series?

October baseball is only getting more interesting!

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October baseball is officially here, and there is absolutely no margin for error ~

This week, we’re recapping the Wild Card Series, checking in on the Division Series, and talking about some of the wildest moments from the first full week of the postseason!!

In this episode:

• The Braves, Padres, Yankees, and White Sox advance out of the Wild Card Series
• Why the White Sox are my Sneaky Team of the Postseason
• Drew Rasmussen’s dominant performance against the Yankees
• Why the Brewers’ roof literally became part of the defense
• Jackson Chourio’s walk-off against one of baseball’s most reliable closers
• Why the Padres are suddenly in a very uncomfortable 0–2 hole
• Where every Division Series stands and what to watch this week
• My soft take on trusting your preparation when the stakes get high

October baseball does one thing and one thing only - weed out the weak

October turns tiny moments into enormous ones. One pitch, one catch, one weird stadium ground rule, or one swing can completely change a series. 

And somehow, we’re only getting started!

*Correction: During the episode, I accidentally said Mason Miller was being stretched over “six innings.” I meant six outs, or two innings. Miller entered in the eighth inning and was being asked to record six outs instead of the typical three-out save opportunity.

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We made it to Game 162 ~

In the final weekly recap of the 2026 MLB regular season, we’re looking back at the last week of baseball before the postseason begins, including the final playoff clinches, the completed postseason bracket, season-ending leaderboards, and one very fitting final day of baseball.

In this episode:

• What “Game 162” means and why you hear it so much during the final week
• How many home teams ended their seasons with a win
• The Orioles, Diamondbacks, Athletics, Brewers and Dodgers finishing series with sweeps
• The Brewers ending the season with a franchise-record 103 wins
• Christian Yelich being named captain of the Milwaukee Brewers
• The final division and Wild Card clinches
• How the Astros secured their division on Game 162
• How the Padres, Cubs and Phillies claimed the NL Wild Card spots
• The final batting average, home run, RBI, stolen base and pitching leaders of 2026
• A look ahead at the Wild Card Series beginning tomorrow September 29

And for the final soft take of the regular season: baseball is the art of coming back tomorrow… until there isn’t another tomorrow.

Thanks for spending the 2026 regular season with me in the softest corner of sports media. 

The postseason recaps start next week!

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What do you play for when you already know you can’t win?

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As the regular season comes to an end, most of the baseball world is focused on the teams headed to October. But this episode is for everyone else: the teams that were eliminated weeks ago and still showed up to the ballpark every single day.

In this episode, we’re talking about:

• What it means to keep playing after postseason hopes are gone
• Why an eliminated team can still have plenty to play for
• The strange vulnerability of failing publicly and having to keep performing
• Why fans keep watching even when their team can’t make the playoffs
• The players, families, traditions, and communities that give “meaningless” games meaning
• Why being eliminated from one version of the future doesn’t mean your season is over
• Learning to ask “What is still worth showing up for?” instead of pretending disappointment doesn’t hurt
• And, because I couldn’t resist, a little postseason standings check before the weekend

Sometimes the dream doesn’t end. It just stops looking the way you thought it would.

At the end of the day, we show up anyway.

For the love of the game ~

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