US EditionBrewers Name Aaron Ashby as Starter for NLCS Game 1 Against Dodgers
Left-hander Blake Snell, with a 1.38 postseason ERA, starts Game 1 for the Dodgers against the Brewers, who advanced by winning their first playoff series since 2018.
- On Monday, Oct. 13, the Milwaukee Brewers face the Los Angeles Dodgers at 7:08 p.m. CT at American Family Field, with TV on TBS and TruTV plus streaming on the TBS app and HBO Max.
- After a five-game NLDS, Milwaukee is back in the NLCS by beating the Chicago Cubs 3-1, their first playoff-series win since 2018, while the Dodgers advanced in four games over the Philadelphia Phillies.
- Snell draws the ball for Los Angeles while Ashby opens for Milwaukee, with Snell making his third postseason start and Ashby starting Game One on Monday.
- Fans can listen via the Brewers Radio Network including AM-620 WTMJ and Sirius XM channels 178 and 177, while Brian Anderson leads the TV call with analysts and a field reporter.
- Freddy Peralta is slated to start Game 2 on Oct. 14, and the NLCS is a best-of-seven series with only two days off between games.
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