Brewers NLDS Schedule: Game Times Set for Best-of-Five Series
Milwaukee’s 103-win Brewers open the best-of-five series with home-field advantage after San Diego advanced by beating the Chicago Cubs 4-1.
- On Saturday, Oct. 3, the San Diego Padres will face the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Division Series at American Family Field in Milwaukee.
- The Padres advanced by sweeping the Chicago Cubs in the Wild Card Round, while the Brewers secured the National League's top seed with a franchise-best 103 regular-season wins.
- Milwaukee's Game 1 starter, National League Cy Young favorite Jacob Misiorowski, leads the rotation, while the Padres rely on a bullpen that dominated the Cubs, allowing only one run in 18 innings.
- Games 1 and 2 take place this weekend in Milwaukee, with the best-of-five series shifting to San Diego for Game 3 on Tuesday, Oct. 6, and Game 4 on Wednesday.
- Both teams aim to advance to the National League Championship Series, continuing their pursuit of a World Series title; Padres third baseman Manny Machado called winning it essential.
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