All articles tagged with #nlds
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Chicago Cubs in the NLDS, celebrating their victory by mocking Cubs traditions with an 'L' flag, escalating their rivalry and adding a personal edge to their postseason clash, which ended with the Brewers advancing to the NLCS.
Pete Crow-Armstrong and the Chicago Cubs' season ended after a 3-1 loss to the Brewers in the NLDS, with Crow-Armstrong reflecting on the team's resilience and his desire to compete in October again, despite a disappointing offensive performance in the decisive game.
The Cubs' season ended with a loss to the Brewers in the NLDS, despite a strong effort and a comeback that forced a Game Five. The game featured solid pitching from the Cubs but limited offensive production, with Seiya Suzuki's early home run being the only run scored. The Cubs showed resilience but ultimately fell short of advancing further in the postseason.
The decisive Game 5 of the NLDS between the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers will be held on October 11 at American Family Field, and viewers can watch it on TBS by purchasing a Sling Day Pass for $4.99, which provides 24-hour access to Sling Orange channels including TBS.
Drew Pomeranz will start Game 5 for the Cubs as an opener, having performed well in previous appearances during the NLDS, with the Cubs potentially using a variety of relievers or a bulk pitcher after him. The Brewers have not announced their starter yet.
In Game 5 of the NLDS, the Cubs will start left-hander Drew Pomeranz, who has been effective in relief this postseason, as they aim to advance against the Brewers, with the series highlighting the importance of early innings and bullpen strategy.
The article discusses the Cubs' strong postseason pitching performance and the dilemma facing Brewers' manager Craig Counsell in choosing a starter for Game 5 of the NLDS, considering options like Shōta Imanaga, Colin Rea, Ben Brown, and Aaron Civale, each with their own recent performance and familiarity with the Brewers.
The Chicago Cubs have turned their series against the Brewers in the NLDS, winning two crucial games to tie the series and gain momentum heading into Game 5 in Milwaukee, after initially dropping the first two games. The Brewers, facing pitching challenges, now find themselves under pressure as the Cubs aim to close out the series.
The NLDS Game 5 between the Cubs and Brewers is scheduled for Saturday at American Family Field, with the winner advancing to face the Dodgers in the NLCS. The starting pitchers are yet to be announced, but key pitchers like Shota Imanaga for the Cubs and Jacob Misiorowski for the Brewers are expected to play significant roles. The game will be broadcast on TBS, TruTV, and HBO Max.
The Cubs secured a 6-0 victory over the Brewers in Game 4 of the NLDS with strong pitching and three home runs, including a notable three-run homer by Ian Happ. The win ties the series at 2-2, setting up a decisive Game 5 in Milwaukee, with the Cubs aiming to advance further in the postseason.
Roki Sasaki, a young pitcher for the Dodgers, has emerged as a key postseason reliever, delivering outstanding performances in the NLDS after overcoming injury and regaining his confidence and velocity, positioning himself as a future ace for the team.
The Phillies were eliminated early from the playoffs after a strong regular season, with issues in clutch hitting and bullpen performance, highlighting the gap between regular season success and postseason results, and raising questions about future team changes.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 6-0 in Game 4 of the NLDS, thanks to strong pitching from Matthew Boyd and key home runs from Ian Happ, Kyle Tucker, and Michael Busch, forcing a decisive Game 5 back in Milwaukee to determine who advances to the NLCS.
The Los Angeles Dodgers won Game 4 of the NLDS against the Philadelphia Phillies in a walk-off victory, advancing to the NLCS, with Andy Pages delivering the winning hit in the 11th inning, despite limited offensive production and ongoing postseason struggles for Shohei Ohtani.
The Dodgers replaced reliever Tanner Scott with Justin Wrobleski on their NLDS roster due to Scott's lower-body abscess surgery, making him ineligible for the next round; Scott's struggles this season and recent injury led to the move, which may have impacted their Game 3 performance.