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Milwaukee Brewers Advance to World Series After Defeating Los Angeles Dodgers

What happened

The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series, advancing to the World Series for the first time since 1982. The Brewers swept the series 4-0, with Garrett Mitchell hitting a go-ahead homer in Game 4's sixth inning for a 6-4 comeback win. The series marked a reversal from 2025, when the Dodgers swept the Brewers in the NLCS.

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Left-leaning outlets focus on the Brewers' achievement and specific game details, with The Guardian highlighting "back-to-back homers sink Dodgers" and describing Milwaukee's "lockdown bullpen and repeated comebacks." Coverage emphasizes the historic nature of reaching the World Series "for the first time since 1982."

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Center outlets emphasize the milestone with straightforward reporting, noting the Brewers "secured a spot to the World Series for the first time in 44 years." Coverage includes reactions like Magic Johnson's message and the Milwaukee Bucks adjusting their "home opener" schedule for the celebration.

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Right-leaning outlets provide extensive game-by-game coverage and focus heavily on the Dodgers' struggles, with the New York Post reporting fans' "baseless cheating conspiracy" accusations and Max Muncy's quote "We're playing like s--t." Multiple articles describe the "Dodgers dynasty ends" and detail "ugly friendly-fire brawl" among frustrated Dodgers fans, with Fox News Digital analyzing "how to win in October" using the Brewers as a "blueprint."

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