Brewers Reach World Series After Winning NLCS in Four Games

Salt Lake City, UT, October 16, 2026 —

The Milwaukee Brewers have secured their first National League pennant and advanced to the World Series for the first time in 44 years, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in four games to win the National League Championship Series.

The result marks the second World Series appearance in franchise history, according to the information provided. The Brewers’ earlier appearance was 44 years ago, though the specific year was not stated. This season’s pennant is the first for the team.

The Dodgers were the Brewers’ opponent in the National League Championship Series. The summary of the result does not include individual game scores, the dates of the games, or details about performances by players or managers. It also does not identify the Brewers’ opponent in the World Series or provide a schedule for the upcoming series.

The milestone brings the Brewers to the championship round after four games against Los Angeles in the league’s title series. The supplied information does not specify whether those games were played consecutively, where they took place, or how the series unfolded from game to game.

For the franchise, the advance represents both a return to the World Series after a 44-year gap and a first National League pennant. The team’s first appearance in the championship series is not described in further detail, and no additional historical records or season statistics were provided.

The Brewers’ World Series appearance is confirmed by their NLCS victory, but further details about the matchup, dates and roster were not included in the available summary.

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