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For the first time in 50 years, the National League Championship Series will feature a pair of 100-win teams, with the 103-win Brewers hosting the 100-win Dodgers starting Sunday night in Milwaukee. It's going to be good. Really good. More…

The National League Championship Series features a 100-win matchup between the 103-win Milwaukee Brewers and the 100-win Los Angeles Dodgers, starting Sunday in Milwaukee. In a position-by-position breakdown, MLB.com evaluates the rematch of last year's sweep, giving the edge to the Dodgers at first base, shortstop, third base, center field, right field, designated hitter, and starting pitching rotation.
MLB.com grants the Brewers advantages at catcher, second base, left field, and bullpen relief. Despite praising Milwaukee's regular-season success, elite bullpen, and young stars, the analysis ultimately predicts the Dodgers to win the series in seven games due to superior power hitting and starting rotation depth.
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