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There are plenty of reasons why the Brewers find themselves in the NLCS with a matchup against the Dodgers for a second straight season. Whether it’s Jacob Misiorowski’s breakout, Jackson Chourio’s ascension as a young star and elite playoff performer…

Milwaukee's bullpen trio of Trevor Megill, Abner Uribe, and Aaron Ashby has powered the Brewers to an NLCS matchup against the Los Angeles Dodgers. During the regular season, the three relievers combined for a 2.65 ERA and 247 strikeouts across 210 1/3 innings. They continued their dominance in the NLDS against the San Diego Padres, tossing 12 2/3 of 19 bullpen innings while conceding only one unearned run.
Megill has anchored the bullpen as primary closer with improved command alongside an elite four-seamer and wipeout curveball. Uribe features a 99 mph sinker and has compiled a 1.80 ERA since 2025, while Ashby serves as a multi-inning left-handed weapon with a diverse pitch mix.
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