The Brewers tied the game in the ninth and then won in the 10th on Jackson Chourio's first-career walk-off, leading to a sweep of the mighty Dodgers.

After their losing streak reached five games against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers broke an undesirable 93-year franchise record.

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Hours before the Milwaukee Brewers walked off with a sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the teams completed a trade ... with each other.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Dodgers fell to the Milwaukee Brewers in extra innings, extending their current losing streak to six games. While that doesn't seem like a lot, it is for L.A. The Dodgers are now in the midst of their longest losing streak since April of 2019. Oddly enough, two of the losses in that streak came against the Brewers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to be very aggressive buyers at the trade deadline, but this means they'll cut ties with some top prospects along the way.

Tyler Glasnow returned to the starting rotation, but the Los Angeles Dodgers didn't return to the win column. After staging a ninth-inning comeback Wednesday, the Milwaukee Brewers (53-40) swept the defending World Series champions with a 10th-inning walk-off win.

The Los Angeles Dodgers lost their sixth straight game on Wednesday, and Miguel Rojas gave his thoughts on his team's performance.

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