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Down 4-0 at Dodger Stadium, the Brewers book a World Series trip

Shohei Ohtani's early three-run homer is answered by six straight Milwaukee runs, completing a four-game NLCS sweep of the Dodgers.

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BREWERS vs. DODGERS: NLCS Full Game 4 Highlights (October 15) | 2026 MLB PostseasonBREWERS vs. DODGERS: NLCS Full Game 4 Highlights (October 15) | 2026 MLB Postseason

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  1. 0:40Tyler Glasnow retires the Brewers in order in the first, with two strikeouts.
  2. 3:36Back-to-back Dodgers singles end rookie Shane Drohan's start, and Dustin May takes over.
  3. 5:27Shohei Ohtani's three-run homer to right-center gives Los Angeles a 4-0 lead.
  4. 8:32Jake Bauers lines a two-run double into the right-field corner off Glasnow.
  5. 11:16David Hamilton's RBI single starts the fifth-inning rally, which ends with a bases-loaded walk tying the game.
  6. 14:05Garrett Mitchell's solo homer to right-center puts Milwaukee in front, 5-4.

"BREWERS vs. DODGERS: NLCS Full Game 4 Highlights (October 15) | 2026 MLB Postseason" went up on MLB's official channel within hours of the final out and passed 100,000 views in about an hour. It is a sponsored recap: the opening card says the game recaps are presented by Essilor's Varilux.

For two innings it looked like Los Angeles might finally get on the board in the series. Tyler Glasnow struck out two in a clean first. In the second, back-to-back singles from Kyle Tucker and Teoscar Hernández ended rookie Shane Drohan's night, and Pat Murphy turned to Dustin May, who spent years pitching in Dodger blue. Andy Pages singled in a run, then Ohtani, batting leadoff for the first time this postseason, cleared the right-center wall. "Ohtani says hello, and the Dodgers lead Game 4, 4 to nothing," Joe Davis tells viewers.

Milwaukee then chipped away. Jake Bauers doubled in two in the fourth. In the fifth, David Hamilton singled home Sal Frelick, and the inning ended level after three straight two-out walks, the last a bases-loaded one from Alex Vesia. Garrett Mitchell's solo homer in the sixth was his second in as many games. Aaron Ashby stranded Will Smith at third in the eighth by striking out Teoscar Hernández, and Hamilton homered in the ninth for a 6-4 final.

The channel cut the night into pieces: that patient fifth inning got its own upload, both homers got clips, and a short one simply announces the Brewers' first World Series since 1982. It is a mirror image of last October, when the Dodgers swept Milwaukee in the NLCS on their way to a second straight title.

Fifteen uploads brought MLB about 50 million views over the week, along with some 10,000 new subscribers, and its daily views are running a touch above normal. Among the league and sports-media channels nearby, NBA drew a similar weekly total and NFL roughly twice as much, though both are having much slower days than usual, while NHL is running at about double its typical daily pace.

Under the full highlights, viewers keep returning to last year's sweep running the other way, and some Dodgers fans are among those congratulating Milwaukee. One Brewers fan remembers that his father was 14 the last time the team reached the World Series.

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What viewers say

  • I can’t believe my Brewers are going on to the World Series!!! My dad was 14 in 1982, we were jumping around!!! God bless baseball
    @solonely5719See it on YouTube
  • As a Dodgers fan, I have to admit that was well deserved.
    Congrats to the Brewers for getting revenge in style by sweeping back 👏
    @MrOizo-nv3mjSee it on YouTube
  • I wish my dad and grandpa could have seen this, every game viewers. Let's go Brew Crew!!!
    @classygrasshopper6249See it on YouTube
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  • The Brewers are just too good this year. They make it look easy. Congrats to all the Milwaukee fans.
    @KonevRokossovskySee it on YouTube
  • Ashby is absolutely filthy. From a Padres fan, lets go Brew Crew!!
  • After all these seasons of the Brewers being so close to the world series, they finally get there. Congratulations Brewers. Show em what you're made of!!!!!
    @balbarith45See it on YouTube
  • The Brewers just saved baseball. Here's to a Great Lakes WS!
    @Rabscuttle02See it on YouTube
  • What goes around, comes around!
    Well done and THANK YOU, Brewers, signed: A Giants fan!
    @GrandNagus_1See it on YouTube
  • Congratulations to the brewers on their hard-fought victory!

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