The Milwaukee Brewers hold a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven NLCS after home wins of 2-1 and 7-4, putting them two victories from their first pennant since 1982. Milwaukee’s bullpen has retired the final 15 Dodgers batters in Game 2, while William Contreras delivered key hits and the Dodgers managed just three hits with runners in scoring position. The series shifts to Dodger Stadium for Games 3-5 starting October 14, where Los Angeles will seek to avoid a sweep against a Brewers club that finished with the best regular-season record. Historical comebacks from 0-2 deficits remain rare, though the Dodgers have done so in prior postseasons; any early Dodgers wins would extend the series toward six or seven games while a continued Brewers edge points toward a quicker resolution.