For the first time in the history of the franchise, the Milwaukee Brewers qualified for three consecutive postseasons. Of course, that accomplishment comes with the caveat that the 2020 playoff berth came during a pandemic-shortened 60-game season during which eight teams from each league made the final tournament. The Brewers finished the year at 29-31 and were swept out of the postseason in the first round by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who won game one of the World Series last night against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Shortly after the conclusion of the best-of-seven championship matchup, the offseason will begin in earnest.