Brewers NLDS Schedule: Game Times Set for Best-of-Five Series
- American Family Field hosts the National League Division Series starting Saturday, Oct. 3, as the Milwaukee Brewers face the San Diego Padres, who swept the Chicago Cubs in the wild-card round.
- Milwaukee enters the postseason with a league-best 103 wins, hosting a streaking Padres squad that dominated the wild-card round by winning both games against the Cubs.
- San Diego won the regular-season series 4-2 against Milwaukee, though the Brewers boast the majors' best pitching staff led by National League Cy Young Award favorite Jacob Misiorowski, who starts Game 1.
- Padres third baseman Manny Machado stated, "We feel great right now, but we're not done," reflecting the team's championship ambition ahead of facing the top-seeded Brewers.
- This best-of-five series continues Sunday in Milwaukee before shifting to Petco Park, with the winner advancing to the National League Championship Series scheduled for October 11.
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Padres NLDS schedule: What comes next for the Friars?
After sweeping the Chicago Cubs in the Wild Card Series, the San Diego Padres are scheduled to begin their National League Division Series against the Milwaukee Brewers this Saturday at American Family Field.
NLDS preview: Brewers host Padres after Wild Card win over Cubs
MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers will host the San Diego Padres in the MLB NLDS beginning Saturday, Oct. 3rd. Game 1 starts at 7:30pm. Game 2 is Sunday at 3pm. The Padres easily dispatched of the Chicago Cubs in the Wild Card Round, eliminating the north-siders 4-1 on Wednesday night. “[The Padres] are really good,” […]
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