The Dodgers didn’t just lose, they looked really bad while doing it.
I was pleased.
Now for Cleveland to win their series and we have a nicely compact World Series the teams can drive to in their cars...
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Brewers haven’t been to The Show since… 1982? Lost to the Cardinals.
They’re hungry. Either Cleveland or Tampa Bay now….
I think I’d like to see them get the win…
Would’ve been even better if the Phillies got there… But it was not to be this year
America cannot recover until the Dodgers return to Brooklyn.
My grandpa (RIP) was a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, he said it many times, and as I have grown wiser with age, I cannot really say he was wrong.
They have the sisters of perpetual indulgence to comfort them.
Cleveland 2026 team payroll : $74.5 million
MLB rank : 30th (Lowest)
Luxury-Tax Payroll : $92 million
Tampa 2026 team payroll : $95.6 million
MLB rank : 28th
Luxury-Tax Payroll : $113 million
Oh by the way. Dodgers are ultra leftists. Isn't Dodger Stadium on stolen land. Look it up.


I have paid no attention to the Dodgers since they left Brooklyn.
Yeag but.... How many Milwaukee fans got their heads bashed in after the game?
One of the talking turds on ESPN already declared a Brewers/Cleveland WS would be the lowest watched WS in history. I love a sports network that talks down...sporting events.
The Dodgers were really flat run-wise. They could not get runners across home plate when in scoring position when needed.
Add really good pitching by the Brewers and that was that.
Hope Cleveland makes it to the World Series. There’s probably going to be a lockout next year, so enjoy it while you can!
The three-peat has been deferred
The Brewers are like the monster in a horror movie...you think he’s been killed, but he comes back again and again and again. They never give up.
I’m pretty sure this is why the Electoral College was invented.
Several factors worked against the Dodgers' three-peat:
Roster Age: Buying up high-priced talent means acquiring established veterans (Mookie, Freddie, Teo, Tucker, Ohtani. Kiké is 35, Muncy 36, Rojas 37. Aging veterans slow down, injure more easily, and gradually diminish in performance. (The Dodgers have youngsters Pages, Rushing and DePaula and desperately need more young blood--but this is the franchise with the most Rookie of the Year Awards, so....)
Fatigue: This was their third league-championship series in-a-row, reducing their recovery period between seasons.
Pressure: Expectations were sky-high, a monkey on their back all year long.
It all just became too much.