Oct 15, 2026 · 1h 35m
Brewers seize control with depth, defense and seventh-inning power
ONE WIN AWAY. Brewers Come Back to Win Game 3 6-2 at Dodger Stadium and Take Commanding 3-0 Series Lead
Milwaukee’s 3–0 NLCS lead puts the franchise one victory from the World Series while revealing how its collective identity has held under pressure.
- 1Jackson Chourio’s leadoff homer and composed presence established Milwaukee’s response to adversity.
- 2D.L. Hall’s escape from sixth-inning trouble preserved the game before Jake Bowers and Garrett Mitchell changed it.
- 3The episode frames depth, defense and selflessness as the Brewers’ defining advantages against the Dodgers.
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D.L. Hall enters with runners in scoring position and strikes out Kiké Hernández before freezing Tommy Edman to preserve Milwaukee’s chance.
The brief
Milwaukee rallied from a 2–1 deficit to beat the Dodgers 6–2, moving one win from the World Series and raising the possibility of a sweep after last year’s reversal.
Jackson Chourio’s leadoff homer set the tone, but the larger story was Milwaukee’s refusal to let Blake Snell’s strong middle innings dictate the game.
Robert Gasser supplied composed postseason pitching, while defensive plays and a versatile bullpen kept the Dodgers within reach through their scoring threats.
D.L. Hall changed the game by escaping Abner Uribe’s sixth-inning trouble with back-to-back strikeouts, preserving the opening for Milwaukee’s offense.
Jake Bowers’ two-run seventh-inning homer and Garrett Mitchell’s blast delivered the decisive swing, turning relentless at-bats into a commanding lead.
The hosts, callers and Pat Murphy return to the same conclusion: Milwaukee’s depth and selflessness have made one superstar unnecessary, but one more win remains.