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In Milwaukee Sunday night, the Brewers drew first blood in the NLCS, taking down the Dodgers two to one in a tight one at American Family Field. Brice Turang went deep off Tarik Skubal, and after Jacob Misiorowski grinded through a taxing outing, the bullpen slammed the door shut. Milwaukee leads the series one to nothing.
Over in Baltimore, the Ravens needed overtime to put away the Atlanta Falcons, and the story of the night was what they had to overcome to get there. Tight end Mark Andrews had a drop-ridden performance that kept Atlanta in the game, but Baltimore put together two clutch drives when it mattered most and walked out with the win.
And in the NFC North, the Chicago Bears got humbled by the Green Bay Packers in a Week five matchup that wasn't close. Cornerback Jaylon Johnson didn't mince words afterward, calling the rivalry personal and making clear this one stung. The Bears came in with real expectations this season, and that performance was a wake-up call.
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