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Brewers owner takes jab at Dodgers in latest response to Tarik Skubal trade

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Martinez, V. (2026, October 23). Brewers owner takes jab at Dodgers in latest response to Tarik Skubal trade. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/22/sports/brewers-owner-takes-jab-at-dodgers-over-tarik-skubal-trade/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-23 · by Valentina Martinez

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Brewers owner Mark Attanasio criticized the Dodgers’ trade tactics during an appearance on The Post’s “The Show” podcast, suggesting that his team was built through careful planning rather than large financial spending. He pointed out that while the Dodgers acquired Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline, the Brewers ultimately triumphed by winning a crucial Game 4 against them in the playoffs and going on to reach the World Series. Attanasio emphasized the importance of sustained success achieved without overextending prospects, contrasting his team’s approach with the high-spending strategy employed by the Dodgers.
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Brewers owner Mark Attanasio took a jab at the Dodgers during an appearance on The Post's "The Show" podcast, suggesting that his team’s success was built through careful strategy rather than big spending. Despite reportedly being in the mix to acquire Tarik Skubal—a two-time American League Cy Young Award winner—the Brewers managed to sweep the Dodgers in the 2026 World Series after winning Game 4. Attanasio implied that if they had lost Game 4, they might have faced Skubal again in a potential Game 7, highlighting the Dodgers' aggressive trade strategy. The 2026 World Series saw small-market teams like the Brewers and Rays reach the finals against larger spending teams such as the Dodgers. The Dodgers, with the highest payroll among MLB's final four teams, were eliminated by Milwaukee in just four games.

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Topics

American League Cy Young Award Brewers Dodgers Milwaukee World Series

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Dodgers ORG · 8× Brewers ORG · 4× Skubal PERSON · 4× Attanasio PERSON · 2× Milwaukee GPE · 2× American League Cy Young Award ORG · 1× Jon Heyman PERSON · 1× Mark Attanasio PERSON · 1× Post ORG · 1× Tarik Skubal PERSON · 1×

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Brewers owner Mark Attanasio discussed the pursuit of Skubal and slipped in a slight jab directed at the Dodgers during an appearance on The Post’s “The Show” podcast hosted by Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-23
🔮 If we had not won that Game 4, we would’ve seen Skubal and [Yoshinobu Yamamoto] again, and we could’ve been looking at Game 7.
2026-10-23 · New York Post
Brewers owner takes jab at Dodgers in latest response to Tarik Skubal trade · assertive framing

Claims (14 extracted, 2 hedged)

The Dodgers won the trade deadline with the acquisition of Tarik Skubal — but that doesn’t mean they ultimately prevailed. asserted
they → win → Skubal
The Brewers were reportedly in the mix to land Skubal in a blockbuster trade, but Milwaukee managed to sweep the Dodgers despite losing out on the two-time American League Cy Young Award winner. uncertain
Milwaukee → land → winner
Brewers owner Mark Attanasio discussed the pursuit of Skubal and slipped in a slight jab directed at the Dodgers during an appearance on The Post’s “The Show” podcast hosted by Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman. asserted
Attanasio → discuss → Heyman
“This team was built, not bought. asserted
team → build → ?
It’s critical to look at how we got here, and because I want to have sustained success, we had to do that by being careful about how many prospects we gave up,” Attanasio said. asserted
Attanasio → ’ → prospects
“I thought a lot about it. asserted
I → think → it
If we had not won that Game 4, we would’ve seen Skubal and [Yoshinobu Yamamoto] again, and we could’ve been looking at Game 7. uncertain
we → win → Game
The 2026 World Series brings an interesting conversation to light as the Brewers and Rays managed to reach baseball’s biggest stage as small-market teams. asserted
Brewers → bring → teams
The Dodgers had the highest payroll of MLB’s final four teams, but were eliminated in four games by Milwaukee. asserted
Dodgers → have → Milwaukee
Attanasio’s comments ring true, the Brewers have taken years to build a winning team and it appears the squad has a strong chance of hoisting the Commissioner’s Trophy. asserted
squad → ring → Trophy
But many of the Dodgers’ biggest critics tend to overlook the team’s top farm system. asserted
many → tend → system
While money is no object for the Dodgers, the team wouldn’t have won back-to-back World Series if the organization didn’t have the ability to make blockbuster trades because of its top prospects. asserted
organization → win → prospects
Skubal didn’t guarantee the Dodgers another ring, but it certainly improved their chances. asserted
it → guarantee → chances
Where the Dodgers go this winter will likely determine how long the dynasty lasts for LA. asserted
dynasty → go → LA
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