Sunday, October 11, 2026 — Dodgers-Brewers Own Sunday, Monte Irvin’s Legacy Shines, and Local Blackouts Need to Go

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Sunday, October 11, 2026 — Dodgers-Brewers Own Sunday, Monte Irvin’s Legacy Shines, and Local Blackouts Need to Go

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There’s only one game on today’s major-league board, and honestly, it doesn’t need any company. The Los Angeles Dodgers visit the Milwaukee Brewers, with Tarik Skubal matched against Jacob Misiorowski. Nothing is underway yet, and there are no finals on the board, so every bit of today’s attention points toward Milwaukee. For me, the starting matchup is the hook. Skubal brings the established name, while Misiorowski gets a massive stage on the other side. With no competing games, every pitching decision, every scoring opportunity and every late move will carry the conversation by itself. Yesterday’s only listed final was Cleveland Guardians 2, Chicago White Sox 0. Today, though, the slate belongs entirely to Los Angeles and Milwaukee. One game, two compelling arms, and no scoreboard distractions. That’s a pretty clean setup for a Sunday in October. Did You Know? Keith McDonald recorded exactly three hits in his Major League career, all of them home runs, and homered in each of his first two big-league at-bats. Dean's Take: MLB should eliminate local streaming blackouts Everything Baseball. Every Day. Every Era. — Baseball Nation Network

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