The Brewers struggled to describe how much it meant to them to knock out the Dodgers.

The Milwaukee Brewers advanced to the World Series after defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 in Game 4 of the NLCS, completing a four-game sweep at Dodger Stadium. After falling behind in every game of the series, Milwaukee rallied each time, overcoming a 4-0 deficit in the clincher to secure their first Fall Classic appearance since 1982. NLCS MVP Jake Bauers and manager Pat Murphy led the club to avenge their sweep by Los Angeles in the previous postseason.
Inside the visiting clubhouse, the Brewers held an energetic celebration with beer, cigars, and music, including playing Shohei Ohtani's walk-up song. Milwaukee has amassed 110 total wins this season and will face either the Tampa Bay Rays or Cleveland Guardians when the World Series begins on Friday, October 23, at American Family Field.
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