Oct 9, 2026 · 42 min · 23 segments
This year’s 2026 NLCS is a re-match of last year’s: Brewers vs. Dodgers. Last year, the Dodgers swept. But this year, it’s a different story. And it's being talked about as the “Ali-Frazier” matchup…
It's déjà vu all over again, as recently as last year And today on the show, we're gonna look back to last year's NLCS and share what I remember about it.
And that was after the Brewers had won four out of seven match-ups during the 2025 regular season.
So essentially, a seven-game series of sorts spread between a couple series and in that regular season, with the Brewers coming out victorious.
The thing that I remember the most is stellar outings from both Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Blake Snell in that series.
And Tyler Glasnow, and a little player you might have heard of called Shohei Ohtani.
Snell, who had been hurt for so much of that 2025 season, just like he was for so much of this 2026 season.
He was our game one starter in last year's CS, and he pitched eight dominant shutout innings.
He only gave up one hit, and he struck out 10, and that was in Milwaukee at American Family Field.
The only run for the Dodgers for so long, it didn't even come until the sixth inning, was a Freddie Freeman solo home run.
And then we added an insurance run, not until the top of the ninth, when Mookie Betts got a bases loaded walk off of Abner Uribe, one of the Brew Crew's stellar bullpen arms.
It's déjà vu all over again, as recently as last year And today on the show, we're gonna look back to last year's NLCS and share what I remember about it.
And that was after the Brewers had won four out of seven match-ups during the 2025 regular season.
So essentially, a seven-game series of sorts spread between a couple series and in that regular season, with the Brewers coming out victorious.
The thing that I remember the most is stellar outings from both Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Blake Snell in that series.
And Tyler Glasnow, and a little player you might have heard of called Shohei Ohtani.
Snell, who had been hurt for so much of that 2025 season, just like he was for so much of this 2026 season.
He was our game one starter in last year's CS, and he pitched eight dominant shutout innings.
He only gave up one hit, and he struck out 10, and that was in Milwaukee at American Family Field.
The only run for the Dodgers for so long, it didn't even come until the sixth inning, was a Freddie Freeman solo home run.
And then we added an insurance run, not until the top of the ninth, when Mookie Betts got a bases loaded walk off of Abner Uribe, one of the Brew Crew's stellar bullpen arms.
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