The Milwaukee Brewers just delivered a brutal four-game National League Championship Series sweep, turning Los Angeles’s star-studded lineup into total ghosts and absolutely destroying ‘the team that destroyed baseball’ right there in Dodger Stadium.
Gamers vs. Hall of Famers
Brewers manager Pat Murphy wasn’t holding back after his club finished dismantling the Dodgers. Standing in that Dodger Stadium clubhouse, ready to pop the champagne, Murphy gave us the real story behind the sweep: “They got a bunch of Hall of Famers. We got a bunch of gamers.” That right there, that quote, perfectly sums up a series that revealed one of baseball’s hardest truths. It doesn’t matter how many big names you have, sometimes pure grit and hustle just win out.
This Brewers squad just proved that money can’t buy everything, shutting down LA’s stars cold. What a statement. This is why we watch the game, isn’t it?
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Originally reported by The Guardian.
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