Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6-4 in Game 4 of the 2026 NLCS on Oct. 15, completing a four-game sweep, according to OutKick (Ian Miller). OutKick framed the result as the Brewers “officially” ending the Dodgers’ dynasty.
LA jumped ahead 4-0
Per OutKick, the Dodgers opened the scoring at Dodger Stadium (listed in a caption as Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium) when Andy Pages singled in a run, then Shohei Ohtani launched a three-run homer measured at 113 mph and 428 feet to make it 4-0.
Milwaukee answers fast
OutKick’s inning notes say Milwaukee cut the deficit in the fourth: Brice Turang drew a walk, William Contreras hit a ground-rule double, and Jake Bauers followed with another ground-rule double. In the fifth, Sal Frelick walked and stole second before David Hamilton tied it with an RBI single; relievers Evan Phillips and Alex Vesia then issued three straight walks, per OutKick, knotting the game 4-4.
One swing flipped Game 4
OutKick reports JoJo Romero set down Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman in order on 12 pitches. In the sixth, Garrett Mitchell homered off lefty Tanner Scott to give Milwaukee the lead. OutKick also noted Mitchell had homered off lefties on back-to-back nights.
What the sweep means
OutKick says the 6-4 win closed out a sweep and sent Milwaukee to its first World Series since 1982. The outlet also reported the Brewers’ bullpen had allowed only two runs all postseason. OutKick characterized the Dodgers as a 103-win team seeking a third straight championship and described the result as ending their “dynasty.”
Final: Brewers 6, Dodgers 4 (OutKick).
