Brewers advance to face Dodgers after victory over Padres
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026

The Milwaukee Brewers secured their place in the National League Championship Series by defeating the San Diego Padres 3-1, winning the NL Division Series 3-1. This victory marked the end of a 12-game postseason losing streak for the Brewers, a record they shared with the longest in MLB history. Manager Pat Murphy noted the importance of their upcoming series against the Dodgers, as the Brewers aim to return to the World Series for the first time since 1982. With four days to prepare and key pitcher Jacob Misiorowski set to start Game 1, the Brewers feel confident against the two-time defending champions. The Brewers' roster demonstrated strong team play, with Jackson Chourio contributing significantly during the series.
- •Brewers win NL Division Series 3-1 over Padres
- •Milwaukee ends a 12-game postseason losing streak
- •Jacob Misiorowski lines up for Game 1 against Dodgers
- •Brewers scored 13 runs in four games against Padres
- •Jackson Chourio drove in six runs in the series
- 5:11 AMYahoo Sports — Brewers set for another David vs. Goliath in NLCS with Dodgers
"Brewers' 3-1 win secures Milwaukee's spot in the final four.
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