A dramatic collapse sealed the Dodgers’ postseason fate as Milwaukee completed a sweep in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, ending Los Angeles’ season with a 6-4 defeat. After a strong start, the Dodgers’ offense went silent, failing to produce beyond the second inning, while the Brewers capitalized on key moments to extend their lead. The loss marked a stark contrast to past playoff heroics, like the Red Sox’s 2004 stolen base that turned the tide in a pivotal moment. With the pennant secured, the Brewers now turn their focus to the World Series, while Dodgers fans reflect on another heartbreaking exit.
Heroes, zeros and other observations from the Dodgers’ 6-4, season-ending loss to the Brewers in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, which completed a pennant-clinching sweep for Milwaukee: Zero: The Dodgers’ offense –– after the second inning In 2004, one clutch stolen base changed everything for the Boston Red Sox. In 2026, it...
