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The Brewers Are Up 2-0, and Dodgers Fans Just Torched Their Own Ticket Market

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Ticket prices to see the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium for Games 3 and 4 of the National League Championship Series just took a brutal hit. Why? Because the Milwaukee Brewers came out swinging and snatched the first two games of the series, leaving the Dodgers staring down an 0-2 deficit in this best-of-seven showdown.

The $75 Plunge That Says It All

You want to talk about immediate market reaction? The cheapest tickets on StubHub for those crucial Games 3 and 4 in Los Angeles have plummeted by about $75 since the series kicked off. That’s a significant drop, and it screams a lack of confidence from the Dodger faithful after seeing their team fall behind 0-2.

Before this series even began on October 8, getting into Dodger Stadium for Game 3, 4, or 5 would set you back anywhere from $175 to $620 for a normal seating package. That’s serious money, reflecting the high hopes everyone had for LA.

Dodger Stadium Seats Are Suddenly a Steal

Fast forward to October 13, and things look a whole lot different. For Game 3, tickets are now ranging from $97 to $476. Game 4? You can snag a seat for $95 to $828. Even Game 5, which might not even happen if the Brewers keep this momentum, sees tickets between $117 and $500. The market has spoken, and it’s clear that the Brewers’ early dominance has changed the landscape for anyone wanting to catch these games live.

The Dodgers are heading home for Game 3, and they desperately need to flip this script. Dropping to 0-3 at home would be a nightmare scenario. All eyes are on Dodger Stadium as they try to claw their way back into this series and get those ticket prices climbing again.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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