MLB》Brewers "Perfect Revenge" Dodgers! The data staged a divine coincidence, causing foreign media to call it nonsense
Quick Look
- The Milwaukee Brewers swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series, becoming the first team in major league playoff history to sweep their opponents the following year after being swept the previous year.
- The batting statistics of the two teams in the two consecutive championship games were exactly the same.
- Brewers first baseman Bowles revealed that Dodger's celebration attitude last year inspired him, which triggered widespread discussion among fans and the media after the game.
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Why It Matters
The Brewers and the Dodgers faced off in the National League Championship Series for two consecutive years. Last year they were swept by the Dodgers. This year they swept their opponents in the same way, setting a major league playoff record.
Brewers advance to World Series. (Reuters)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The Brewers swept the "Universal Dodgers" in the National League Championship Series this year, making the Brewers the first team in the history of the major league playoffs to sweep their opponents the following year after being "shaved" the previous year. Jay Cuda, an analyst and data expert responsible for major league records and statistics, shared the "miraculous coincidence" on social media
Last year, the Dodgers swept the Brewers in four games in the National League Championship Series. That year, the Dodgers had a 4-0 record in the series, with a total of 149 at-bats, 128 hits, and 32 hits, with a batting average of 0.250 and an on-base percentage of 0.347.
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The Brewers, who won 103 games in this year's regular season, swept the Dodgers in the National League Championship Series this season. The number of seats, at-bats, hits, batting average and on-base percentage in these four games were all the same as the Dodgers last year. Foreign fans exclaimed: "How could this happen?" and "It's perfect revenge!"
In addition, Brewers 31-year-old first baseman Jake Bauers, who won the National League MVP, mentioned in an interview after the game yesterday that the way the Dodgers celebrated after sweeping the Brewers last year gave him some inspiration. "Watching the attitude they showed on the field after they swept us last year really opened my eyes. When we defeated the Cubs and won the National League Division Series, I think the way we celebrated at that time was as if it was such an amazing achievement."
"They knocked us out, and you looked at them on the field and you thought it was just shaking hands after a spring training game," Bowles said.
Dodge was swept. (AP)
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Open Questions
- Will this exact same situation of hitting the data happen again in the future?
- Will the Dodgers conduct an internal review or adjust their strategy regarding this matter?
