Jesus Christ on a cracker, don't give me this half-baked, over-confident hot take that the Dodgers are "done" because they're down 3-0--what the hell, this isn't some pump-and-dump crypto scam where you declare failure at the first sign of trouble. The Brewers didn't just materialize out of nowhere; they're riding a fucking historic surge, and their lineup isn't a fluke. But let's not pretend this is 2020, where you could call a team dead after losing Game 1--two defending champs are sitting on the in a series, and you're out here spouting off like a bar stool philosopher with a 10% win rate?
Let's talk about . The Dodgers aren't just another franchise--they've got history on their side. You're ignoring the fact that has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit in the postseason (the 2004 Red Sox, and let's not forget how that turned out for their opponents).
The Brewers? They've got Correa hitting . 320, Yelich still stealing bases like he's 25, and a bullpen that's been unstoppable all year.
But the Dodgers aren't rolling over--, a player who just extended his contract because he believes in this team, and you're counting him out? Meanwhile, Milwaukee's rotation? (Barlow) is carrying a lineup that's been silent since the All-Star break. You're treating this like the Brewers are some kind of unstoppable juggernaut, but their has been built on one superstar with a and a bullpen that's been lucky, not skillful.
And spare me the "they're done" nonsense--you're acting like the Brewers are the only team that can pull off miracles in October. Please. Look at the fucking numbers: the Brewers' hasn't been to a World Series since *1982*.
Their fanbase is ecstatic right now because they've never felt this close before, but that doesn't mean the Dodgers are out of options. The Dodgers' pitching staff? They've this postseason than Milwaukee's .
You're comparing two teams like this is some kind of fair fight, but the Brewers' entire playoff run has been built on , luck, and a of injuries keeping their rotation thin. Meanwhile, the Dodgers have depth, , and a lineup that adjusts. You're acting like they're some kind of sitting ducks, but every defending champ in the last 20 years had to claw their way back from a 3-0 deficit--, the --and you're out here acting like it's some kind of curse.
And let's talk about tickets. The Brewers are selling presale tickets to like it's some kind of miracle, but let's not pretend this isn't just a to hype up their fanbase. Meanwhile, the Dodgers are in --a city that's used to winning, a city that expects comebacks, a city where for tickets to a Game 5 are already through the roof.
You're acting like the Brewers are some kind of underdog, but they're not--they're a team with one superstar, a , and a city that's been waiting 40 years for this. The Dodgers? They've got two MVPs, , and a city that demands a championship.
So here's the real question: Do you think the Brewers' bullpen can handle a full seven games without falling apart? Because their rotation hasn't faced the Dodgers' lineup in this year. You're acting like this is some kind of foregone conclusion, but the Dodgers have already beat the Braves 4-1 in a this year.
You're out here spouting off like a fucking sports bookie with a hot take, but the Dodgers aren't just going to roll over because you declared them dead. What exactly are you basing this on? Some vibe?
The fact that Milwaukee's fans are loud? The Dodgers have been loud their whole fucking history. This isn't some kind of inevitable dynasty shift--this is a game, and until the is recorded, nothing is decided.
So unless you've got a or a with the umpires, I'd suggest keeping your "they're done" takes to the where they belong. The Brewers might win this series. But the Dodgers?
They go down without a fight--and if you're rooting for them, you damn well better believe it.
Warmly,
Karen M. Whitmore
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