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Brewers' roster unchanged for NLCS clash with Dodgers

Brewers' roster unchanged for NLCS clash with Dodgers, despite some unexpected decisions.

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  • Primary Driver: Brewers' roster unchanged for NLCS clash with Dodgers, despite some unexpected decisions.
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Coverage from MLB.com notes that Jacob Misiorowski will start in place of the captain, but the rest of the team remains intact. This decision comes as a contrast to the Dodgers, who added an All-Star pitcher to their roster for the series.

The Brewers' decision has been met with mixed reactions, with some outlets suggesting it may be a sign of confidence in their current lineup. However, the exact reasoning behind the decision is unclear, and further details have not been provided.

The series is set to begin with Game 1 on FOX at 8 p.m.

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What is the Brewers' roster situation for the NLCS?

The Brewers' roster remains unchanged, with Jacob Misiorowski starting in place of the captain for Game 1.

Who was benched for Game 1?

The Brewers' captain was benched for Game 1, with Jacob Misiorowski taking their place.

When does the NLCS begin?

The series is set to begin with Game 1 on FOX at 8 p.m. ET.

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