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Brewers' "Starvation" Fueled World Series Title, Says Roberts
30 Oct
Summary
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts cited Brewers' "starvation" as key.
- Pratt's fearless response to a high-speed pitch defined Brewers' grit.
- Milwaukee Brewers won the 2026 World Series with an impressive 11-2 playoff record.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has offered insight into the Milwaukee Brewers' 2026 World Series championship, attributing their success to an intense "starvation" mentality.
Speaking on the "Baseball Tonight" podcast, Roberts contrasted his team's motivation with that of the Brewers. He described the Brewers as "starving" for a win, suggesting this deep hunger translated into exceptional performance throughout the playoffs, where they posted an 11-2 record.
Roberts pointed to a specific instance involving Cooper Pratt, who fearlessly faced a high-speed pitch that narrowly missed him. Pratt's immediate return to the batter's box and subsequent hit exemplified the Brewers' unwavering determination and willingness to fight for every moment, ultimately securing them the title.
