The Brewers are 25-4 since Labor Day
Four losses since September 7. 4-3 to Reds on September 13, 7-4 to Pirates Sept. 17, 6-4 Sept. 22 to Phillies, and the Padres Oct. 6 4-3.   submitted by   /u/Sctvman [link]   [comments]
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NLDS · trails 1–3mlb91–712nd in NL WestManager Craig Stammen
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- If the Brewers beat the Rays in the World Series, 2026 will be the first postseason since the Division Series was added in 1995 in which the team with the better regular season record won every seriesSo far in 2026, the better over the regular season has won all 10 series. I checked the playoffs since the Division series was added and there has been at least one upset (a lot of these have more than one, I just listed one of them) from every postseason since 1995: Year Upset (regular season record) Round 1995 Braves (90-54) over Indians (100-44) WS 1996 Orioles (88-74) over Indians (99-62) ALDS 1997 Indians (86-75) over Yankees (96-66) ALDS 1998 Padres (98-64) over Braves (106-56) NLCS 1999 Yankees (98-64) over Braves (103-59) WS 2000 Yankees (87-74) over A's (91-70) ALDS 2001 Yankees (
- Remaining WS Matchups Where Neither Team Has Ever WonBrewers v Rays is one of only six remaining WS matchups in which neither team has previously won the World Series. After this World Series concludes, we could be down to as few as three WS winless matchups. If the Rays win the World Series, the remaining winless WS matchups would be: Rockies v Mariners Padres v Mariners Brewers v Mariners If the Brewers win the World Series, the remaining winless WS matchups would be: Rockies v Mariners Padres v Mariners Rockies v Rays Padres v Rays   submitted by   /u/AnnualReminder [link]   [comments]
- Yankees news: Bombers showed past interest in Padres’ relieverNY Post | Joel Sherman: The Yankees have long eyed San Diego Padres relief pitcher Jeremiah Estrada, according to Sherman. The righty is entering his first year of arbitration and, of course, wouldn’t be easy to acquire given his 3.47 career ERA and 34.2 percent strikeout rate. He would come with some injury-related questions, though, […]
- Yankees Had Past Interest In Jeremiah EstradaAs part of a piece about how the Yankees could rebuild their bullpen this offseason, the New York Post’s Joel Sherman writes that “the Yankees have long eyed” Padres right-hander Jeremiah Estrada. It isn’t specified when or even if the Yankees might’ve engaged San Diego in any trade talks about the reliever, though Estrada was […]
- Padres making moves; Prospects making impressionsNews to know about your San Diego Padres and MLB for October 18, 2026.
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- The Brewers have been behind almost every game this postseason and still won up until this pointThe Milwaukee Brewers up until now have trailed in almost every postseason game. Almost all 4 times against the Padres except in game 4, and now twice against the Dodgers they have trailed starting out and throughout the contest. In fact the The Brewers have trailed 3 times in game 2 against the Dodgers racking up 3 errors. That's another thing I noticed, The Brewers have made a lot of costly errors and it hasn't seemed to cost them. I think we are up to 6 errors in the postseason thus far. So not only have The Brewers been behind, and came back to win. They also have been sloppy on de
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