Aaron Ashby makes MLB History in heroic NLCS performance
Tyler Koerth @ Reviewing the Brew

Aaron Ashby delivered a standout pitching performance in the Milwaukee Brewers' NLCS sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers, recording 6.2 innings with no earned runs and two saves across three appearances. In Game 4, Ashby made MLB history by becoming the first pitcher since Lance McCullers Jr. in 2017 to record a save of three or more innings in a clinching game. Throughout the 2026 playoffs, Ashby has appeared in six of eight games with 12.1 innings pitched and no earned runs allowed, posting a 0.57 WHIP and .105 batting average against.
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