Brewers Celebrate NL Pennant in Dodger Stadium Clubhouse
The Brewers defeated the Dodgers 6-4 in Game 4 to sweep the NLCS and reach the World Series for the first time since 1982. Manager Pat Murphy and his players celebrated in the visitors' clubhouse at Dodger Stadium after accepting the NL pennant. Closer Trevor Megill was among the loudest and most animated participants in the champagne and beer celebration.
Milwaukee took Game 4, 6-4, sweeping Los Angeles in the NLCS and reaching the World Series for the first time since 1982. The win ended the second-longest wait in baseball for a Fall Classic appearance, one year after the Dodgers swept the Brewers in the same round.
In the cramped Dodger Stadium visitors’ clubhouse, closer Trevor Megill stood out as the loudest celebrant. He had champagne poured on him, smoked a cigar and danced. The room also heard Michael Bublé’s "Feeling Good," Ohtani’s walk-up song, as players chanted that the park was their house.
The Brewers’ pennant run may energize Milwaukee fans and draw casual viewers to the World Series. A long-awaited title appearance could boost local pride and game-day spending, while giving the team a larger national spotlight. For Dodgers supporters, the sweep may sting, but it also underscores postseason unpredictability. Across baseball, the result could reinforce that timely execution and team momentum can matter as much as star power.