Robert Gasser just became the first Brewers SP to get an out in the the 6th inning this postseason.
They've played 11 games, and they're about to win their 10th.
A World Series champion has not won with fewer than 2 SP outings of at least 5.1 innings
The Brewers still do not have a starter who has gotten an out in the 6th this postseason.
Robert Gasser is through 4 scoreless on 44 pitches.
Will he be the first?
In the Divisional ERA (since 1969), no champion had fewer than 4 starts of at least 5.1 innings
The Brewers will obliterate this, barring a massive comeback by the Rays.
The Brewers still do not have a starter who has gotten an out in the 6th this postseason.
Robert Gasser is through 4 scoreless on 44 pitches.
Will he be the first?
The Milwaukee Brewers have had 0 starters get an out in the 6th inning this postseason.
No World Series winner has had fewer than 2 starts in their postseason run of at least 5.1 innings.
In the Divisional ERA (since 1969), no champion had fewer than 4 starts of at least 5.1 innings
The 2026 Los Angeles Dodgers starting rotation has still thrown more postseason innings than the 2026 Brewers.
Obviously, this hasn't mattered much because the 2026 Brewers bullpen has been one of the greatest in history
An MLB official said he doesn't believe that a salary cap would promise more playoff appearances to smaller market teams.
Don't let Pirates fans see this
The Freeman drama has been discussed to death at this point, and they replaced him with Matt Olson
Max Fried got the bag, and has been phenomenal, but i get why didn't didn't want to go 8 years on the guy.
Riley's the only guy who they've given more than $200 million sure, but they have 12 active multi-year deals that have AAVs over $9 million, and 9 over $12 millon.
As for Acuña -- we'll see. His injury history will likely prevent him from getting more than $250 million