Tomorrow evening Brewers And Dodgers The two teams will start their three-match series to start the 2020 postseason. While the teams are very different from the previous seasons, looking at the previous series can give us an indication of how they match. While he didn’t play in 2020, he has played every year before, and the results are close. Let’s take a look at the last 10 seasons that these two teams played against each other.
2019: 3-4
2-1 @ Dodger Stadium
1-3 Miller Park
After the 2018 NLCS, the two opening season series between the two teams received a lot of baseball attention. The first series took place at Dodger Stadium on April 12-14, with the Brewers winning 2 of 3 matches. Unfortunately, a few days later (April 18-21) the home series did not go well, with the Brewers losing 4 of 4. Some of those games were late, but the Brewers did not win.
2018: 6-8
2-2 regular season, 1-2 postseason @ Dodger Stadium
1-2 regular seasons, 2-2 postseason @ Miller Park
The 2018 meeting between the two teams will be the most memorable between the teams for many years to come. They met in Milwaukee for the first time since the All-Star break, and the Dodgers won 2 of 3 at the July 20-22 meeting. A week later, the teams met again in Los Angeles, with slightly better results for the Brewers. The series was split 2-2, with the Brewers taking the first two and the Dodgers the last two.
Of course, the series that will be remembered for years is the 2018 NLCS in that year’s postseason. With the benefit of the domestic field, the Brewers got off to a strong start and managed to beat the Dodgers S. Clayton Kershaw, Winning 6-5 and leading the series 1-0 early. Game 2 got off to a good start for the Brewers, as they took a 3-0 lead in the game. However, Bulpen did not take the lead, and the Brewers lost 4-3 to send the Los Angeles team to a 1-1 draw.
The Brewers made an early comeback and regained the series lead, e.g. Scorched chassis In the game, the team took a 0-0 lead. In Game In, she became the pitcher’s daughter and neither team would dare, sending the game into an extra innings. It was in the 13th inning that the Dodgers won 2-1 and tied the series 2-2. Game 5 will be remembered for the most famous pitching change after 1 bat, e.g. Wade Miley The game “started” before being replaced by Brandon Woodruff. The move did not end the Brewers ‘hopes with the end of the season, and when it took a few innings, the Dodgers finally broke the Brewers’ pitching staff and won 5-2, leading the series to the Milwaukee Brewers. Sent with. 3-2.
With the home crowd behind the Brewers, they got off to a strong start and never looked back in Game 6, despite the Dodgers’ immediate first score, the Brewers responded with four runs in the bottom half and never looked back as He dominated in one. The Brewers took an early lead in Game 7 with a run in the first, but the Dodgers responded with two runs in the second, and on the 6th day, forcing a Game 7 to decide the series. The game remained 2-1. This was where the Dodgers took full control, as a three-run home run put them far ahead and won Game 7.
2017: 3-3
2-1 @ Dodger Stadium
1-2 @ Miller Park
2017 was another close year between the two teams. The Brewers went home 1-2 in the series between 2-4 and 4 June. It includes a 12-innings 2-1 defeat in the first match between the teams, then a 10-0 defeat the next day to end the series 3-0. They met again in Los Angeles in late August, the Brewers taking the series 2-1. All three games were close, as the Dodgers started the series with a 3-1 victory over the Brewers in the next two games, 3-2 and 3-0.
2016: 2-5
1-3 @ Dodger Stadium
1-2 @ Miller Park
The 2016 season was a one-sided affair between the two teams. They met on June 16-19, with the Dodgers taking 4 of 3 in Los Angeles, in two walkaway fashions. They reunited in Milwaukee a week later, and the Dodgers took 2 of 3 more in that series.
2015: 3-4
1-2 @ Dodger Stadium
2-2 Miller Park
While this year’s series doesn’t look much different than the previous one, the 2015 series was a big moment for the franchise. Prior to their first series at Miller Park on May 4, the Brewers changed coaching as manager Ron Ronik was fired after starting the season 7-18. This will be the series against the Dodgers Craig CouncilFormerly the Brewers’ manager, and it started with a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers. The Brewers will split the series 2-2 to begin the council’s managerial career. The two teams met again on July 10-12, with the Dodges winning 2 of 3 in that series in Los Angeles.
Last 5 years
Take a look at the five years before the 2015 season:
- 2014: 5-1 (3-0 on the road, 2-1 at home)
- 2013: 2-4 (1-2 on the road, 1-2 at home)
- 2012: 6-1 (4-0 on the road, 2-1 at home)
- 2011: 4-2 (1-1 on the road, 3-1 at home)
- 2010: 2-4 (2-1 on the road, 0-3 at home)
The results were mixed and generally in favor of one side. The Brewers won Season 3 of the 5-year season, while the Dodgers took another 2 years.
Let’s look at the last 10 years when these teams have played together, these two teams will be very similar, both teams are tied 36-36. Despite the years, they have played well against each other, and hopefully it will continue for this position. Here is an interesting note from these records. The Brewers actually played better than their home in Los Angeles. The Brewers have a 20-15 record compared to their 16-21 record at Murray Park these 10 seasons at Doubler Stadium.
Does that mean it will complete this year’s postseason series? Not necessarily. These two clubs are very different from any of the previous teams. Dodgers definitely have a big advantage in this series. However, do not count brewers by any means. They have a chance to have a postseason series here, and history shows that it can go anyway.
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