Daily Hustle with Eric Byrnes , Brewers Sweep Dodgers !

Daily Hustle translation, are you not entertained? Everybody talks about the Dodgers' billion-dollar roster and their supposed inevitable three-peat.

But we tried to tell you, there's a manager in a team in Milwaukee that simply didn't give two fucks.

Baseball is not played on a spread sheet.

The better roster doesn't automatically equal the best team, and John Wooden told us exactly why this has happened.

I don't even know if the Dodgers do have the better players.

They're gonna claim they do.

The salary certainly says that they do.

But if we start going position by position, and I'm not talking about what they've done in their careers 'cause it's not even close.

The Brewers players don't have the longevity.

But if we're talking about going to any baseball game tomorrow and having a draft, fuck, man.

Position by position, the Brewers are gonna have more guys that I'm gonna take than I'm gonna take on the Dodgers, 100%.

So I do think there's a bit of a missed conception that, oh, the Brewers are just playing their brand of baseball, and because they get runners over and because they get guys in and because they take quality at bats and foul off a lot of pitches, that's why they're winning.

Well [laughs], you know why they're really fucking winning? Their players right now in 2026 are better than the Dodgers players.

That's it, plain and simple.

We can sugarcoat it all we want, and we can say how it's this unbelievable success story and, wow, I can't believe they're doing this.

Well, fuck, man.

Not only are they a better baseball team, they have better players right fucking now.

So I don't wanna get caught up in the, oh, the Dodgers roster, this and that, and fucking Hall of Famers.

For sure Hall of Famers.

And when it's all said and done, I just about guarantee you the Dodgers will have way more guys that see the Hall of Fame or are considered for the Hall of Fame than this Milwaukee Brewers team.

But as far as right now, in October of 2026, fuck you, man.

The Brewers are better players, and they're a better team.

Daily Hustle translation, are you not entertained? Everybody talks about the Dodgers' billion-dollar roster and their supposed inevitable three-peat.

But we tried to tell you, there's a manager in a team in Milwaukee that simply didn't give two fucks.

Baseball is not played on a spread sheet.

The better roster doesn't automatically equal the best team, and John Wooden told us exactly why this has happened.

I don't even know if the Dodgers do have the better players.

They're gonna claim they do.

The salary certainly says that they do.

But if we start going position by position, and I'm not talking about what they've done in their careers 'cause it's not even close.

The Brewers players don't have the longevity.

But if we're talking about going to any baseball game tomorrow and having a draft, fuck, man.

Position by position, the Brewers are gonna have more guys that I'm gonna take than I'm gonna take on the Dodgers, 100%.

So I do think there's a bit of a missed conception that, oh, the Brewers are just playing their brand of baseball, and because they get runners over and because they get guys in and because they take quality at bats and foul off a lot of pitches, that's why they're winning.

Well [laughs], you know why they're really fucking winning? Their players right now in 2026 are better than the Dodgers players.

That's it, plain and simple.

We can sugarcoat it all we want, and we can say how it's this unbelievable success story and, wow, I can't believe they're doing this.

Well, fuck, man.

Not only are they a better baseball team, they have better players right fucking now.

So I don't wanna get caught up in the, oh, the Dodgers roster, this and that, and fucking Hall of Famers.

For sure Hall of Famers.

And when it's all said and done, I just about guarantee you the Dodgers will have way more guys that see the Hall of Fame or are considered for the Hall of Fame than this Milwaukee Brewers team.

But as far as right now, in October of 2026, fuck you, man.

The Brewers are better players, and they're a better team.