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Dodgers-Brewers NLCS schedule announced –– with another inconvenient weekday start time

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Harris, J. (2026, October 8). Dodgers-Brewers NLCS schedule announced –– with another inconvenient weekday start time. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/08/sports/dodgers-brewers-nlcs-schedule-includes-another-inconvenient-start-time/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-08 · by Jack Harris

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Major League Baseball announced the start times for the National League Championship Series between the Dodgers and Brewers on Thursday. The series begins with a Sunday night game at 5 p.m. Pacific Time in Milwaukee and continues with a Monday afternoon game starting at 2 p.m. local time back in Los Angeles, mirroring the inconvenient weekday timing from their recent divisional series. Subsequent games will start in the evening, except for potential later matchups that would revert to afternoon starts if needed. All games are scheduled for broadcast on Fox or FS1.
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NLCS Game 1: Brewers Defeat Dodgers 2-1

Written for “Dodgers Versus Brewers NLCS” on 2026-10-31, grounded in this article and the 15 other(s) covering the same event.

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📰 Dodgers Versus Brewers NLCS
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Jack Harris
92 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 What Friedman didn’t do, however, was say that the Dodgers would be all-in on Skubal this winter, or that they would do whatever it takes to lock him up in a free agency process that is expected to end with the soon-to-be 30-year-old breaking Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s record guarantee of $325 million for a pitcher.
🔮 After the team was eliminated from the National League Championship Series last week, Ohtani said he was not sure if he would need any offseason procedures.
🔮 When a new CBA is struck, and what changes to the league’s financial structure it could possibly entail, is still anyone’s guess.
🔮 This season, the group couldn’t replicate that success, enduring adversity during an injury-plagued regular season and then failure against a relentless Brewers offense in the team’s National League Championship Series elimination.
🔮 “Yes, definitely,” Ohtani said through interpreter Will Ireton on Thursday night, when asked if he intended to return to pitching in 2027.
🔮 Rojas will remain in the Dodgers’ organization moving forward, having agreed to transition into player development after 2026 when he re-signed as a free agent with the club this winter.
🔮 Instead, despite a 100-win regular season and league-record $432 million payroll, the two-time defending champions were eliminated in the National League Championship Series by the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, ending their bid for history and sending them into an uncertain offseason –– one that could include an extended lockout, notable changes to the roster, and existential questions about how to retool around their aging veteran core.
🔮 Just a fourth-straight loss and an embarrassing elimination that will send the Dodgers into a long, regretful winter full of future uncertainty.
🔮 After striking out in his first at-bat Thursday night, Ohtani delivered the kind of moment the Dodgers had been waiting for all October, unloading on a down-and-in cutter from ex-Dodger Dustin May to give the Dodgers an early 4-0 lead in their elimination game.
🔮 Whenever the offseason arrives, notable changes could be coming to the Dodgers’ clubhouse. Freeman and Muncy won’t be going anywhere, nor will other core veterans such as Mookie Betts, Will Smith or Shohei Ohtani. But Miguel Rojas is likely to retire.
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Narrative

While Game 1 of the team’s NLCS rematch against the Brewers will kick off at 5 p.m. Pacific time on Sunday night from American Family Field in Milwaukee, Game 2 on Monday will begin at 2 p.m. local time in Los Angeles –– similar to the late-afternoon weekday starts the Dodgers had in Games 3 and 4 of their NL Division Series defeat of the Atlanta Braves this week.
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🔮 While Game 1 of the team’s NLCS rematch against the Brewers will kick off at 5 p.m. Pacific time on Sunday night from American Family Field in Milwaukee, Game 2 on Monday will begin at 2 p.m. local time in Los Angeles –– similar to the late-afternoon weekday starts the Dodgers had in Games 3 and 4 of their NL Division Series defeat of the Atlanta Braves this week.

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Major League Baseball on Thursday announced start times and broadcast schedules for the National League Championship Series. asserted
Baseball → announce → Series
And, for a second-straight series, Dodgers fans were greeted with an inconvenient weekday first pitch. asserted
fans → greet → pitch
While Game 1 of the team’s NLCS rematch against the Brewers will kick off at 5 p.m. Pacific time on Sunday night from American Family Field in Milwaukee, Game 2 on Monday will begin at 2 p.m. local time in Los Angeles –– similar to the late-afternoon weekday starts the Dodgers had in Games 3 and 4 of their NL Division Series defeat of the Atlanta Braves this week. asserted
Dodgers → kick → Braves
The series shifts to Dodger Stadium for Game 3 (Wednesday at 5 p.m.), Game 4 (Thursday at 6 p.m.) and Game 5 (Friday at 6 p.m.). asserted
series → shift → p.m.
The Dodgers swept the Brewers at this stage in last year’s playoffs, propelling them to a second-straight NL pennant en route to a second-straight World Series title. asserted
Dodgers → sweep → title
This year, the club will be trying to complete the first NL pennant three-peat since the St. Louis Cardinals of 1942-44, and the first World Series three-peat by an NL team in baseball history. asserted
club → try → history
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