Brice Turang took batting practice during the Milwaukee Brewers' NLCS workout on Saturday, a small but notable sign as the club continued its preparation for the Dodgers in the NLCS.
The Brewers held a team workout at American Family Field on Saturday, keeping the focus on the immediate task in front of them. With four wins standing between Milwaukee and its first World Series appearance since 1982, every workout carried added meaning.
Milwaukee's NLCS focus
Turang's presence in BP fit the broader rhythm of the day for the Brewers, who were using the workout to get ready for the next step in the postseason. The setting at American Family Field reflected where Milwaukee stood: close enough to the World Series to feel the pressure, but still needing four more wins to get there.
For the Brewers, the path is straightforward even if the challenge is not. They are preparing for the Dodgers in the NLCS, and Saturday's workout was part of that process. If you want a broader look at how the Brewers have handled their recent stretch, there is also context from Brice Turang and the Brewers visit Busch Stadium as Cardinals target final game of 5-game set, which shows how quickly the season's storylines have moved.
