Brewers win NLCS Game 1 behind Miz and bullpen; Dodgers seek offensive answer
Milwaukee won Game 1 of the NLCS with support from Miz and its bullpen. The Brewers will turn to Logan Henderson to start Game 2. Los Angeles will look to get its bats going after the opening loss.
Milwaukee took the opening game of the NLCS, relying on Miz and its bullpen to secure the win. The Brewers now hold a 1-0 lead in the series and plan to start Logan Henderson in Game 2. Los Angeles, meanwhile, is searching for a way to spark its offense after being held down in the opener. The result gives Milwaukee early control of the matchup while leaving the Dodgers focused on adjustments before the next game.
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