The Brewers' bullpen was the story of Game 1; Alex Rodriguez explains why that's a problem long-term.

Alex Rodriguez warned both the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers that relying on bullpens for 12 to 15 outs per game is unsustainable in a seven-game postseason series. His comments followed Milwaukee's 2-1 victory over Los Angeles in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series at American Family Field, where starting pitchers failed to complete five innings.
Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski lasted just 4 1/3 innings, prompting four relievers to combine for 4 2/3 scoreless frames to secure the win. Analyst Derek Jeter praised Milwaukee's bullpen resilience, while Rodriguez noted that frequent exposure to relievers provides a distinct advantage to opposing hitters over a long series.
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