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Young Brewers fan trolls Dodgers with savage Halloween costume after humiliating NLCS sweep

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Duarte, M. (2026, October 16). Young Brewers fan trolls Dodgers with savage Halloween costume after humiliating NLCS sweep. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/16/sports/young-brewers-fan-trolls-dodgers-with-hilarious-halloween-costume-after-nlcs-sweep/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-16 · by Michael Duarte

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A young Milwaukee Brewers fan attended a Halloween party dressed as a beaten-up Los Angeles Dodgers player to mock the team's recent four-game sweep in the NLCS. The costume included a Dodgers uniform and fake blood, with the boy declaring “Ow, I got beat up by the Brewers.” This incident sparked widespread online reactions and discussions about the unexpected turn of events following last year’s series where the Dodgers had swept Milwaukee.
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Less than 24 hours after the Milwaukee Brewers completed their stunning four-game sweep over the two-time defending World Series champions Los Angeles Dodgers, a young Brewers fan appeared at his school's Halloween party dressed as an injured Dodgers player. The costume featured a Dodgers uniform and fake blood, with the boy declaring "Ow, I got beat up by the Brewers" in a video posted to Instagram by his mother, Alexa Dobry. This act of trolling garnered significant attention online, including humorous commentary on social media platforms like Reddit where users joked about the timing of the Halloween party and referenced past events between the teams.

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🔮 Even injured Rams superstar Myles Garrett, watching from a nearby exercise bike, couldn’t contain his amusement.
🔮 At this rate, they might need Waze to tell them how to get there.
🔮 Fortunately for Sean McVay, the Los Angeles Chargers were more than willing to take that burden off their hands.
🔮 Entering Saturday’s BIG10 showdown on Saturday, Lincoln Riley was running out of excuses, running out of goodwill and, depending on whom you asked, running out of time as head coach of the USC Trojans.
🔮 But Thursday, they were confronted with a sobering reminder that football’s most devastating hits might not reveal their consequences for decades.
🔮 After a week in which the Rams lost Davante Adams, Poona Ford, Kobie Turner and Blake Grupe to significant injuries, with Trent McDuffie and Nate Landman also sidelined and Puka Nacua battling a calf injury, McVay could have spent his postgame press conference explaining why his depleted roster couldn’t compete.
🔮 That physical mentality could prove invaluable Sunday against a Raiders defense that has struggled to limit yards after the catch.
🔮 For a Rams team desperately trying to climb out of last place in the NFC West, Stafford’s historic afternoon couldn’t have come at a better time.
🔮 Afterward, McVay admitted he regretted the decision. “I wish I would have had a better play call and gone forward, got it a lot tighter.
🔮 “Vegas, baby, Vegas!” Thirty years later, Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams could use a similar intervention. Because what began as a season filled with Super Bowl aspirations has become a five-alarm fire, and the team that dreamed of playing for a Lombardi Trophy in its own stadium might need a miracle just to escape the NFC West basement.
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Now, even elementary school kids in Wisconsin are getting their shots in and trolling the reigning champs. Less than 24 hours after the Brewers completed their stunning four-game sweep of the two-time defending World Series champions, a young Milwaukee fan showed up to his school’s Halloween party Friday dressed as a battered Dodgers player. Complete with a Dodgers uniform, baseball pants and fake blood, the youngster delivered the punchline with the kind of comedic timing that would make a professional stand-up comedian jealous. “Ow, I got beat up by the Brewers,” the boy proclaimed in a hilarious video posted to Instagram by his mother, Alexa Dobry.
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🔮 Now, even elementary school kids in Wisconsin are getting their shots in and trolling the reigning champs. Less than 24 hours after the Brewers completed their stunning four-game sweep of the two-time defending World Series champions, a young Milwaukee fan showed up to his school’s Halloween party Friday dressed as a battered Dodgers player. Complete with a Dodgers uniform, baseball pants and fake blood, the youngster delivered the punchline with the kind of comedic timing that would make a professional stand-up comedian jealous. “Ow, I got beat up by the Brewers,” the boy proclaimed in a hilarious video posted to Instagram by his mother, Alexa Dobry.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers got beaten, battered and embarrassed by the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series. asserted
Dodgers → beat → Series
Now, even elementary school kids in Wisconsin are getting their shots in and trolling the reigning champs. Less than 24 hours after the Brewers completed their stunning four-game sweep of the two-time defending World Series champions, a young Milwaukee fan showed up to his school’s Halloween party Friday dressed as a battered Dodgers player. Complete with a Dodgers uniform, baseball pants and fake blood, the youngster delivered the punchline with the kind of comedic timing that would make a professional stand-up comedian jealous. “Ow, I got beat up by the Brewers,” the boy proclaimed in a hilarious video posted to Instagram by his mother, Alexa Dobry. asserted
boy → get → mother
The internet, naturally, had a field day. asserted
internet → have → day
“Why is their Halloween party two weeks before Halloween?” one Reddit user wondered. asserted
user → wonder → Halloween
“Maybe it’s a party deferred from last year,” another replied, delivering a brilliant jab at the Dodgers’ billion-dollar collection of deferred salaries, and the fact that the Brewers were swept by Los Angeles in the NLCS last year. asserted
Brewers → ’ → NLCS
The Brewers deserve credit for beating a Dodgers team that assembled a starting rotation featuring two-time AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal, 2025 World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto, two-time NL Cy Young Award Blake Snell and All-Star Tyler Glasnow, yet somehow couldn’t win a single game against Milwaukee despite holding a lead in all four contests. asserted
that → deserve → contests
It marked the first NLCS sweep suffered by the Dodgers in franchise history, a particularly bitter reversal after Los Angeles swept Milwaukee in the same round last October. asserted
Angeles → mark → round
Apparently baseball has a funny way of settling scores. asserted
baseball → have → scores
The Brewers, who won an MLB-best 103 games during the regular season, are headed to their first World Series since 1982, while the Dodgers are headed home to contemplate how a roster overflowing with superstars couldn’t produce one victory in the LCS. asserted
roster → win → LCS
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