The three-peat is over. Milwaukee swept the Dodgers out of the NLCS, finishing it with six unanswered runs in Game 4 after Los Angeles led 4-0, and outscoring them 21-11 with seven home runs to one. John Browner gives the Brewers full credit and says the Dodgers simply looked tired after three straight deep October runs; Grant, who played the game through Division I, says Milwaukee played baseball the right way and LA didn’t. The crew also asks why none of the NLCS games at Dodger Stadium sold out. Beav joins to call it a blue-collar city taking out the stars, and the conversation turns to what comes next: the CBA expires December 1, the owners want a hard cap and a floor, and John explains why the players will cave — there are far more $700,000 players than $700 million ones. Plus MLB’s proposal to let top seeds pick their playoff opponent, which John loves. Then Thursday night: Denver beats Seattle in overtime despite zero second-half points, John says Sam Darnold is this generation’s Trent Dilfer, and Bo Nix gets his own reckoning. Josh Tariff closes with Week 6 picks: the Giants over New Orleans, the Cowboys in Green Bay, Carolina over a Hurts-less Eagles team, and how many snaps Justin Fields sees in Chiefs-Chargers.
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Directed & Produced by: Grant Mona
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