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Dodgers End Three-peat Bid in NLCS Sweep
Dodgers lose NLCS Game 4 to Brewers, ending three-year dynasty run.
In brief
Dodgers lose NLCS Game 4 to Brewers, ending three-year dynasty run. Los Angeles Dodgers were swept 4-0 by Milwaukee Brewers in National League Championship Series, ending their three-year championship streak. Originally reported by California Post.
Dodgers' Season Ends
The Los Angeles Dodgers' season ended after a 6-4 loss in NLCS Game 4 to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Manager Roberts Speaks
Manager Dave Roberts commended players' commitment despite the NLCS sweep to the Brewers.
Miguel Rojas Retires
Miguel Rojas confirmed his retirement after a 13-year career with the Dodgers.
Mookie Betts Expresses Gratitude
Mookie Betts thanked teammates, coaches, and staff for their support.
Three-peat Bid Fails
The Dodgers did not complete a World Series three-peat after losing the NLCS.
Game 4 Recap
The Brewers won Game 4 with a 7-1 lead after a strong offensive showing.
Shohei Ohtani's Home Run
Shohei Ohtani hit a three-run home run in the second inning to give the Dodgers a 4-0 lead.
Brewers' Comeback
The Brewers scored 7 runs in the game after the Dodgers' early lead.
Dodgers' Struggles
The Dodgers had a 5-for-43 mark with runners in scoring position during the postseason.
Emotional Aftermath
The team felt disappointment and frustration after losing their three-year championship run.
Team Bonds
Players described the team's chemistry and camaraderie as lasting bonds.
End of Dynasty
The Dodgers' dynasty ended after a three-year run with the Brewers sweeping them in the NLCS.
What matters most
Los Angeles Dodgers were swept 4-0 by Milwaukee Brewers in National League Championship Series, ending their three-year championship streak.
