Brewers postseason tickets: Milwaukee guaranteed home NLDS games - USA Today
The Milwaukee Brewers aren't just heading back to the postseason. They're headed straight to the National League Division Series.
After capturing the National League Central and securing one of the league's top two seeds, Milwaukee has officially earned a first-round bye and will avoid the Wild Card round altogether. That means Brewers fans are guaranteed playoff baseball at American Family Field, with Milwaukee set to host Games 1 and 2 of the NLDS against the winner of a Wild Card series.
The Brewers continue the most successful regular-season in franchise history. The club remains in the driver's seat for the best record in the National League, which would secure home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Here is everything you need to know about Milwaukee Brewers playoff tickets, and how to buy tickets for each potential round, including Brewers World Series tickets.
The Milwaukee Brewers have officially clinched the NL Central championship and secured a bye into the National League Division Series.
Because Milwaukee locked down one of the National League's top two seeds, the Brewers will not participate in the Wild Card round. Instead, they'll receive several days of rest before opening postseason play at home in the NLDS.
The only major questions remaining are playoff seeding and opponent. If Milwaukee finishes with the National League's best record, the Brewers would gain additional home-field advantages deeper into October. In this scenario, the Brewers would play the winner of the No. 4 vs. No. 5 NL Wild Card series, which will likely feature some combination of the Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres and Philadelphia Phillies.
With the Wild Card round no longer part of Milwaukee's postseason path, attention now turns to the National League Division Series.
The Brewers have officially clinched a first-round bye and will open the postseason in the National League Division Series.
Their opponent will be determined by the results of the Wild Card round, but Milwaukee already knows it will host Games 1 and 2 of the best-of-five series, plus a potential Game 5 if necessary.
If Milwaukee advances past the NLDS, the Brewers will move on to the National League Championship Series.
The NLCS is a best-of-seven series, and Milwaukee is guaranteed home-field advantage should it maintain the National League's best record. A return trip to the NLCS would mark the second consecutive season for the Brewers, though Milwaukee fans hope the team fares better than last year against the Dodgers.
The Brewers are still chasing something the franchise hasn't achieved in more than four decades: a World Series appearance.
Should Milwaukee reach the Fall Classic, home-field advantage would depend on regular-season records. If the Brewers finish with Major League Baseball's best record, they would host Games 1, 2 and, if necessary, Games 6 and 7 of the World Series.
For a fan base dreaming of the franchise's first championship, World Series ticket listings are already available.
Note: These are potential playoff matchups. If a purchased ticket corresponds to a game that is not played, StubHub will refund the purchase.
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