Milwaukee boasts the fourth-best postseason ERA that any pennant winner has carried into the World Series since the Wild Card era began in 1995.

The Milwaukee Brewers' dominant bullpen has driven the franchise to its first World Series appearance since 1982. Relievers posted a 1.33 ERA across 40 2/3 innings during series wins over the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers, marking the fourth-best bullpen postseason ERA for any pennant winner since 1995.
Manager Pat Murphy relied heavily on Aaron Ashby, DL Hall, JoJo Romero, Abner Uribe, and Trevor Megill, who surrendered only three earned runs across 35 combined innings. The unit helped secure comeback wins in six of Milwaukee's seven postseason victories.
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