Dodgers fought off Atlanta to rach the NLCS. But the team has some major questions to answer.

The Los Angeles Dodgers advanced to the National League Championship Series after surviving a Game 4 clincher against the Atlanta Braves in the NLDS. Following a subdued clubhouse celebration after their 166th game of the year, manager Dave Roberts and his squad prepared to take on the Milwaukee Brewers. Gabe Lacques of USA TODAY highlights that the upcoming series will put both the reigning champions' exceptional strengths and their evident roster flaws on full display.
The matchup marks the second consecutive NLCS meeting between the Dodgers and Brewers, with Milwaukee coming off a regular season featuring an MLB-best 103 victories. Los Angeles enters the battle aiming for a third straight World Series title, though concerns surround offensive slumps, notably involving superstar Shohei Ohtani, and key player health including veteran Miguel Rojas.
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