What a moment for Chourio, wow

Miller is just not as good recently. I still can't believe he walked Gary Sanchez.

14/36 .389 Chourio

with bases loaded

can't walk three batters there, obviously

looks like mlb gets the series most have been waiting for, Dodgers and Brewers

hopefully it's competitive this year

SD just hasn't gotten job done with risp

We've seen 2 elite closers blow multi inning saves in Duran and Miller. Meanwhile, Grant Taylor's saves just keep getting longer and longer.

Brewers white Sox World Series would be amazing. That rivalry was a lot of fun

Suck it, Cubs fans - the team that totally kicked your ass in the Wild Card round is now down 0-2 to the Brewers after dropping two at "Wrigley North".

If the Braves can win G3 at Chavez Ravine against Yamamoto...then they have a good chance

but not exactly an easy task

also if CLE Sox TB face Milwaukee in WS...case for the lookout isn't so obvious from an ownership standpoint

except for Marlins and Rockies (even they are under new ownership), not many hopeless franchisATM now with A's TB getting new stadiums and Kroenkes will improve the Angels as well

Reds might actually be third worst off atm

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Braves copying White Sox "bullpen first" approach minus Sale/Mahle starts

1 hour ago, caulfield12 said:

If the Braves can win G3 at Chavez Ravine against Yamamoto...then they have a good chance

but not exactly an easy task

also if CLE Sox TB face Milwaukee in WS...case for the lookout isn't so obvious from an ownership standpoint

except for Marlins and Rockies (even they are under new ownership), not many hopeless franchisATM now with A's TB getting new stadiums and Kroenkes will improve the Angels as well

Reds might actually be third worst off atm

I don't think a TB vs. Milwaukee World Series is going to affect the owners' position heading into this labor dispute one bit.

The Pirates have some decent talent right now, but they still are locked into a poor ownership with Bob Nutting. He's only in his 60s, so unlike Moreno and Reinsdorf, age isn't going be a factor in driving him to sell anytime soon.

6 hours ago, 77 Hitmen said:

I don't think a TB vs. Milwaukee World Series is going to affect the owners' position heading into this labor dispute one bit.

The Pirates have some decent talent right now, but they still are locked into a poor ownership with Bob Nutting. He's only in his 60s, so unlike Moreno and Reinsdorf, age isn't going be a factor in driving him to sell anytime soon.

https://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/story/2026-09-28/mlb-playoffs-lockout-yankees-red-sox-brewers-dodgers

There are ways for owners to direct more revenue to small-market teams without the salary cap the players insist they will not accept, and without limiting the definition of success to winning the World Series, which risks devaluing the product among 29 fan bases every year. Whether the owners wish to consider them without the cost certainty that comes with a salary cap will be the story line of the cold winter ahead.

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