There’s just no way around it: the Milwaukee Brewers turned one of the most unbelievable double-plays you’ll ever see in Game One of the NLCS against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
And, since they also went on to lose the game, I feel all the better about sharing the play.
With one out and the bases loaded in the 4th inning, Max Muncy sent one to the wall in center field – a home run in 9 other ballparks – and Sal Frelick made a great play to even get a glove on it. But he bobbled it, the ball hit the top of the wall, and then the madness started:
THE MOST REMARKABLE DOUBLE PLAY YOU'LL SEE IN YOUR LIFE#MagicBrew pic.twitter.com/AYgXXQMwk8
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) October 14, 2025As soon as the ball hit the wall, it’s down. That meant the play at every base was a force out. And it also means, officially, Muncy had hit into a 404-foot “grounded into double-play.” Yes, that is the longest GIDP in baseball history in the pitch-tracking era.
I have never seen anything like that. And the Brewers deserve a lot of credit for being heads up throughout the play, knowing that the ball hit the wall, and everything was live. The Dodgers clearly did not know that.
Worse for the Dodgers, even if Teoscar Hernández didn’t realize the ball hit the wall, he STILL should’ve easily scored as though it were a sacrifice fly:
You're literally taught in baseball the second the ball hits the glove, it's live Even though the ball was bobbled Teo should have taken off immediately instead of going back to 3rdI think he just straight up forgot the rule pic.twitter.com/uaA5dtd0NO
— Blake Harris (@BlakeHHarris) October 14, 2025Given the moment in the game, and the run(s) the Dodgers left on the board, it wasn’t hard to imagine that being the difference in the game. Fortunately for the Dodgers, Blake Snell was all-universe, and the Dodgers did just enough to pull out the 2-1 win.
Speaking of which, a particularly painful ending for Brice Turang:
Brice Turang avoids a pitch that would've tied the game and then swings at a pitch way out of the zone to end it pic.twitter.com/JkJYyASY5D
— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) October 14, 2025The body’s instinct to avoid that pitch was just too strong. And then the allure of the eye-high fastball was also too strong.
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