Baseball

10/14/2026 |  Dodgers-Brewers rematch opens with milestone audience (Sports Media Watch) With the Brewers expected to pose a greater challenge than last year — and thus far succeeding — the sequel of last year’s NLCS got off to a far better start.
Airing immediately following NFL coverage, Sunday’s Dodgers-Brewers National League Championship Series Game 1 averaged 10.72 million viewers across FOX (10.6M) and Fox Deportes — marking the most-watched Game 1 of an LCS since Angels-White Sox in 2005 (15.01M) and most-watched Game 1 of an NLCS since Marlins-Cubs in 2003 (15.57M). 

10/14/2026 |  NLCS Game 4 ticket prices plunge 50% with Dodgers in 3-0 hole (Reuters Sports) Tickets to Game 4 of the National League Championship Series have plummeted 50% with the Los Angeles Dodgers facing elimination at ​home against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night.
The Dodgers let ‌a precarious 2-1 lead in Game 3 slip away in a 6-2 loss Wednesday night and now must win consecutive games just to send the ​series back to Milwaukee, where the Brewers won the ​first two games.

10/12/2026 |  How to watch Dodgers vs. Brewers: National League Championship Series live streams and schedule (Business Insider) The MLB Playoffs are underway, and the National League Championship Series is shaping up to be a can't-miss match-up. We've rounded up absolutely everything you need to know about how to watch the Dodgers vs. Brewers, including live streaming options for those without cable.

10/11/2026 |  How to watch Dodgers vs. Brewers: National League Championship Series live streams and schedule (Business Insider) The MLB Playoffs are underway, and the National League Championship Series starts soon. We've rounded up absolutely everything you need to know about how to watch the Dodgers vs. Brewers, including live streaming options for those without cable.

10/9/2026 |  MLB’s Next 5 Years: Realignment, Expansion, and 154 Games? (Front Office Sports) By 2031, Major League Baseball is set to look radically different from what it does now—even if only a small portion of the ideas on the table in current labor talks become reality.
Team owners’ new proposal for a 154-game regular season and expanded playoffs is just part of a sweeping set of changes that could hit the league over the next half-decade.