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Brewers Unleashed: No Denial in NLCS
Brewers refuse to be denied as they dominate Dodgers in NLCS.
In brief
Brewers refuse to be denied as they dominate Dodgers in NLCS. Brewers manager Pat Murphy says his team won't be denied despite Dodgers' 3-0 series lead. Originally reported by Los Angeles Dodgers On SI.
Brewers Lead NLCS
The Milwaukee Brewers have been by far the better team compared to the Los Angeles Dodgers through the first three games of the National League Championship Series.
Brewers Dominate Home Games
The Brewers took care of business at home in Games 1 and 2, something they were unable to do last season. In Game 3, they dominated LA to take a 3-0 series lead.
Murphy: No Denial
What exactly is the difference for the Brewers this year after getting swept last year? Brewers manager Pat Murphy said his club will not be denied under any circumstances.
Murphy on Hunger
They're hungry.That's the big difference, Murphy said of his team.They were good last year; we won the most games in baseball last year, and they were good.
Brewers' Confidence
The Brewers are hungry, and that's clear in their play against the Dodgers. Overall, Milwaukee had a better season this year than last, with a deeper, more dominant pitching staff and a more confident mindset.
2026 Team Belief
The 2026 team has shed the underdog label, and has a belief that their style of play will directly translate to October and provide them with success.
Roberts on Experience
So far, it's worked, and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has noticed the difference.I think they have more experience, Roberts said of the Brewers.They're really taking great at-bats.They're taking better at-bats than they did last year.
Roberts on Defense
Defensively they're everywhere and making plays, and it's hard for us to certainly create, build innings and score.
Dodgers Need History
The Dodgers will need to make history if they want to avoid an early postseason exit in 2026.
In short
Brewers manager Pat Murphy says his team won't be denied despite Dodgers' 3-0 series lead.
