Shohei Ohtani puts together the greatest individual performance in MLB history to sweep the Brewers. This series was an embarrassment and such a frustrating way to end what was a special season. The Crew never stood a chance. (Dodgers win best of 7 series 4-0)

Jacob Misiorowski pitched his rear end off the give the Brewers a chance. The offense continues to let the pitching staff down as the Brewers season is hanging on by a thread. (Dodgers lead best of 7 series 3-0)

Jackson Chourio lead off the first with a homer and that was about all there was to cheer for Tuesday night. Yoshi Yamamoto one ups Blake Snell’s historic performance with a complete game. The Brewers have their backs up against the wall, will they respond and bounce back? (Dodgers lead best of 7 series 2-0)

Blake Snell stymies Brewers hitters through 8 stellar innings. The Brewers fight back and score a run and load the bases in the 9th. They ultimately fall one crucial run short. They allowed 8 walks and and could not get the big hit they needed it in the end. The key for this team is to have a short memory and focus on tying the series up in front of their home fans tomorrow night. (Dodgers lead best of 7 series 1-0)

We use the off day to preview the NLCS as it is a rematch of the 2018 version that had the Brewers miss the World Series by a single game. The Crew went 6-0 versus LA in the regular season, but October baseball is different. It is a true David vs. Goliath matchup, and we all know this team will be up to challenge!

The Milwaukee Brewers get the job done and they are advancing to the NLCS! Trevor Megill set the tone, Misiorowski stepped up, and the Brewers find the long ball when it mattered the most!! What an incredible night! The Crew sends the Cubs and Craig Counsell packing!! The focus shifts to hosting the Dodgers on Monday! (Brewers win best of 5 series 3-2)

The starting pitchers are named, the lineups are set, and it is almost time for first pitch. We talk about it all on this special edition of The Daily Brew!

IFYKYK. On this special episode, I use one of my favorite tv shows to do illustrate what lies ahead in Game 5 and how the Brewers can get their minds right. I also had to find a way to get all this nervous energy out! Hopefully, it helps get everyone in a good headspace!

The Brewers look lifeless in Chicago. They have squandered away a 2-0 series lead and now it all comes down to game 5 Saturday in Milwaukee. Pat Murphy and the team have gotten away from everything that has made this year special. Can they bounce back and find that magic in Game 5? (Best of 5 series tied 2-2)

The first inning continues to be a problem as the Cubs score all 4 of their runs in the opening frame. The bullpen did its job picking up Quinn Priester after he only lasted 2/3 of an inning. Jake Bauers had a big game, but missed opportunities haunted the Crew as they fall 1 short. They will try to close out the series tomorrow. (Brewers lead best of 5 series 2-1)