MLB has announced its umpire crews for the League Championship Series with Bill Miller serving as the ALCS crew chief, while Mark Wegner will be the crew chief for the NLCS, which starts Sunday.
This matchup is everything we could ask for and a reminder to savor it while you can.
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Andrew Friedman on how he discovered his old Tampa Bay colleague, Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold, is a big deal in Milwaukee:
Open on XNew series, new MLB dot com news team with @SonjaMChen, @AJCassavell, @CDeNicola13 and young @by_ZachSweet (+ @itss_courtney51 in L.A.). Workout day coverage starts with AJ on the biggest difference for this year's Brewers. https://www.mlb.com/brewers/news/jacob-misiorowski-nlcs-game-1-starter-brewers
Open on X🎥: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmYKf4B21Wc Brewers president of baseball operations and general manager Matt Arnold reflected on learning from past playoff meetings against the Dodgers, not trading for Tarik Skubal at the deadline, and more.
Open on XDave Roberts said Brewers-Dodgers is not David vs. Goliath. "Absolutely not. They had the best record in baseball. They have that for a reason, and they've got home-field advantage. So we've got to play our best baseball. They're certainly not afraid of us."
Open on X“Nothing definitive” in imaging on Miguel Rojas’s back, Dave Roberts said, but Rojas did some baseball activity today.
Open on X"I think we've got the best rotation, top to bottom, in baseball." - Dave Roberts
Open on XMLB proposes reducing regular season to 154 games, expanding division series to best-of-seven.
Open on XFernando Tatis Jr.: “Just the level of baseball played was so intense, was so high. ... They play really good baseball, man. We have to give it to them. Nothing but to wish them luck and to stay healthy onto the other side.”
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