The Dodgers and Brewers meet in a best-of-seven NLCS beginning Sunday night in Milwaukee. The Brewers already won four out of seven regular games against the Dodgers this year, but in the regular season. While last year showed us the…

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers will face each other in the National League Championship Series starting Sunday, October 11, at American Family Field. The best-of-seven matchup marks the second consecutive year and third time in nine seasons that both franchises meet in the NLCS. Milwaukee enters the series having won four of seven regular-season meetings against Los Angeles in 2026.
The series rematch follows the 2025 NLCS, where the Dodgers swept the Brewers in four games despite losing all six regular-season contests to Milwaukee that year. Both clubs advanced to the championship round following NLDS victories, with Milwaukee eliminating the San Diego Padres in four games to set up the clash against the reigning champions.
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