Brewers Reach World Series Behind 1.33 ERA Bullpen

The Milwaukee Brewers’ bullpen has been central to their first World Series appearance since 1982, allowing just six runs in 40⅔ innings for a 1.33 ERA across the NL Division and Championship Series. Manager Pat Murphy has relied on a core of five relievers who have combined for 35 strikeouts while giving up only 15 hits and three earned runs in 35 innings. Aaron Ashby and DL Hall credit the group’s trust and camaraderie for helping relievers handle high-pressure situations. Milwaukee will look to sustain that performance in the World Series as it pursues its first championship.