Dodgers Fans Speculate Cheating After NLCS Sweep by Brewers

Following their elimination from the NLCS, some Dodgers fans have accused the Brewers of cheating, citing suspicious at-bats and home runs, despite a lack of evidence.

After being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series, some Los Angeles Dodgers fans have begun to allege that the Brewers engaged in cheating. This speculation arose following the Brewers' 6-4 victory at Dodger Stadium, which completed a four-game sweep.

Fans pointed to lengthy at-bats and unexpected home runs as potential evidence of wrongdoing. Notably, Jake Bauers had a 12-pitch walk against a top postseason pitcher, and Garrett Mitchell hit two home runs in the series, despite having only one against left-handers during the regular season.

AM 570 radio host David Vassegh fueled the rumors by claiming that unnamed MLB players texted him during Game 2, suggesting the Brewers had knowledge of pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto's pitches. However, experts argue that recognizing a pitcher's tendencies is a legitimate part of the game, contrasting it with illegal sign-stealing practices. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts acknowledged the Brewers' superior performance, emphasizing their skill rather than any alleged cheating.

Dodgers Fans Speculate Cheating After NLCS Sweep by Brewers

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