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Brewers manager Pat Murphy drops gauntlet on Dodgers as NLCS rematch heats up

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Martinez, V. (2026, October 9). Brewers manager Pat Murphy drops gauntlet on Dodgers as NLCS rematch heats up. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/08/sports/brewers-manager-pat-murphy-drops-gauntlet-on-dodgers-as-nlcs-rematch-heats-up/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-09 · by Valentina Martinez

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Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy declared his intention to compete with and potentially defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in an upcoming National League Championship Series (NLCS) rematch. After the Brewers defeated the Padres in the NLDS on Wednesday night, Murphy stated, “We’re going to do our best to stay with them and beat them in 7 games.” The Brewers faced the Dodgers last year in the NLCS, where LA swept Milwaukee en route to a World Series title. However, this season, the Brewers have a record of 100 wins and feature Jacob Misiorowski as a leading Cy Young candidate, making them a strong contender against the defending champions. Both teams are expected to put up tough competition in what promises to be an intense series.

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📰 NLCS Rivalry Heats Up
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“Article A discusses Pat Murphy's comments about the upcoming NLCS, while Article B describes Game 1 of the NLCS between Dodgers and Brewers.”
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Toronto Star
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“Article A describes Pat Murphy's pre-game comments before facing the Dodgers, while Article B discusses a specific game between the Brewers and Dodgers where the Brewers won.”
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“Article A describes the Padres' elimination by the Brewers in Game 4 of the NLDS on October 8th, while Article B covers Pat Murphy's comments after that game about facing the Dodgers in the upcoming NLCS.”
The Guardian
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“Article A discusses Pat Murphy's statements before the series starts, while Article B covers Game 2 of the NLCS and its outcome.”
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“Article A discusses Pat Murphy's comments before the series starts while Article B reports on Game 2 results.”
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Topics

Brewers Dodgers Milwaukee National League Championship Series Padres

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Brewers ORG · 6× Dodgers ORG · 5× Milwaukee GPE · 3× Jacob Misiorowski PERSON · 1× Murphy PERSON · 1× Padres ORG · 1× Pat Murphy PERSON · 1×

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That doesn’t guarantee anything but we got to be ready for what they say is the best team in baseball, but we think we are,” Murphy said after the Brewers defeated the Padres in the NLDS Wednesday night.
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Pat Murphy is taking the Brewers in seven. asserted
Murphy → take → seven
The Milwaukee manager didn’t hold back when discussing the upcoming National League Championship Series against the Dodgers. “We’re going to do our best to stay with them and beat them in 7 games. asserted
We → hold → games
“We’re gonna be more ready than we were last time, I believe. asserted
I → go → ?
That doesn’t guarantee anything but we got to be ready for what they say is the best team in baseball, but we think we are,” Murphy said after the Brewers defeated the Padres in the NLDS Wednesday night. asserted
Brewers → guarantee → NLDS
The Dodgers also faced Milwaukee in the NLCS last season, but the Brewers have played arguably better baseball in 2026. asserted
Brewers → face → 2026
LA swept the Brewers on their way to the World Series in 2025. asserted
LA → sweep → 2025
This year, the Brewers have largely been unstoppable with a roaring offense and NL Cy Young candidate Jacob Misiorowski. asserted
Brewers → roar → offense
In the same way, the Dodgers have also looking sharp with a 100-win season and a lights-out rotation full of aces. asserted
Dodgers → look → aces
While Milwaukee boasts the best record in baseball, the Dodgers own back-to-back World Series titles to support their efforts in October. asserted
Dodgers → boast → October
It’s a matchup poised for great baseball as the small-market Brewers take on the sport’s juggernaut. asserted
Brewers → ’ → juggernaut
And the Dodgers have shown that spending money doesn’t guarantee a championship unless a team has all the right pieces. asserted
team → show → pieces
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