The 4 man rotation we just swept

[JoeyWiemerTruther]

Reality still sinking in for me and I’m still in disbelief the Brewers just did what they did. 4 game sweep vs arguably the best 4 man playoff starting rotation ever assembled (maybe debatable vs 2025 LAD with healthy Ohtani instead of Skubal) and some others. White Sox 2005 World Series sweep of Houston with rotation of Clemens, Oswalt, Pettite, etc comes to mind. Surely some others from before my time.

4 games vs Skubal, Yamamoto, Snell, Glasnow. Probably 3 of the top 10 starting pitchers in the MLB and maybe 4 of the top 20 (when all healthy). 4 combined cy young awards between Skubal and Snell and soon to be back to back top 3 finishes by Yamamoto likely.

in 4 games we limited these 4 dominant starters to only 18 IP and rattled off 13 ER. 

This dominant sweep over a behemoth of a team will still be brought up 50 years from now by our fans and hopefully by national media.

Ive been watching since 2003 when I was 7 years old and have seen all the heartbreak since, same as everyone else. Best top to bottom playoff series performance in Brewers history, by far, considering the opponent.

Well worth celebrating but jobs not finished. Some positives/negatives of this 8 day layover to the World Series, able to rest and calm down emotions from a very emotional series victory. But, some rust may be visible in game 1, hopefully not.

Lets go win this thing!

[adambr2]

Any of Skubal, Snell and Yamamoto would be a bonafide ace on most rotations in baseball, and Glasnow would be one on some. Pretty crazy.