Don't expect Dodgers to sweep Milwaukee Brewers again in NLCS

A growing scrum of reporters around Andrew Friedman, who was in the locker room after the Dodgers defeated the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday night to advance to the National League Championship Series, didn’t put a damper on the celebration. Tanner Scott stuck upside-down beers in Friedman’s shirt. Alex Freeland dumped beer into his mouth and all over his face. Eric Lauer coordinated a sneak attack, announcing that he was heading to the showers before reappearing from a side entrance. Friedman never stopped grinning. And it appeared he had even more of a glint in his eye when asked whether he’d rather take on the Milwaukee Brewers or San Diego Padres in the NLCS. “I just want chaos,” said Friedman, the Dodgers’ president of baseball operations. Later that night, the Brewers advanced, locking in a rematch that certainly could deliver chaos.