• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
Larry Brown Sports

Larry Brown Sports

Brown Bag it, Baby

  • Home
  • Blog View
  • NFL
  • NCAAF
  • NBA
  • MLB
  • Media
  • Headlines
  • Podcast
BaseballChicago Cubs FansMilwaukee BrewersMLB Playoffs 2025

Troll photo blamed for putting a ‘curse’ on Brewers

October 17, 2025 by Renzo Pocholo Salao • Comments
FacebookTweetLinkedInRedditThreadsWhatsAppEmail
Brewers players posing for a celebratory photo

One playful troll job by the Milwaukee Brewers may have marked the beginning of the end for MLB’s best regular season team.

The top-seeded Brewers outlasted the Chicago Cubs last week in a grueling five-game NLDS. After Milwaukee won Game 5, the team thought it would be funny to make fun of their division rival’s tradition of raising a “W” flag to celebrate a win. The Brewers raised a huge “L” flag instead.

The moment marked the last win the Brewers would get this season, as the Los Angeles Dodgers swept them out of the NLCS in a Game 4 completely dominated by two-way star Shohei Ohtani.

Several fans, some of them Cubs supporters, labeled Milwaukee’s unceremonious exit as some form of karmic retribution for trolling Chicago.

It might be a curse. That was not the same Brewers team. Fly the L. pic.twitter.com/3eMyff9DOW

— OBVIOUS SHIRTS® (@obvious_shirts) October 18, 2025

Brewers get swept by the Dodgers, losing every game since flying the L flag. #FlyTheL pic.twitter.com/zNJnbByRyl

— Cubs Insider (@realcubsinsider) October 18, 2025

The greatest Brewers team of all time since taking a picture with an L flag:

🔥 0 wins
🔥 4 runs
🔥 14 hits
🔥 6 home runs allowed pic.twitter.com/u8zDiEQO2v

— Cubbie Bellinger (@CubsReplyGuy) October 18, 2025

The Brewers won zero games after this… pic.twitter.com/3U61DfAXj1

— Baseball Is Dead (@baseballisdead_) October 18, 2025

Milwaukee’s bats went completely silent against the Dodgers. The Brewers looked nothing like the team that won an MLB-best 97 games. They had a woeful .118 batting average across four games and had just 14 total hits in the series.

The Brewers also became the first No. 1 overall seed since 2004 to get swept in a seven-game series. It didn’t help that Ohtani had arguably the greatest single-game outing in MLB postseason history.

The Japanese superstar broke the internet with his three home runs as a batter to go along with 10 strikeouts over six scoreless innings as a pitcher. He near-singled-handedly eliminated the Brewers by himself, without needing help from any voodoo curses.

  • i want more great stories!

Sign up today for free and get the best sports content sent to your inbox.

You can unsubscribe anytime. For more details, review our Privacy Policy.

.

Follow Us

Get instantly notified of the most viral news stories via Google!

  • Trending stories

A Dodgers hat in the dugout

Dodgers claim a 57-home run outfielder off waivers

5 days ago
Kawhi Leonard holds a ball

Kawhi Leonard linked to 3 teams after latest Aspiration scandal update

3 days ago
Alex Rodriguez with sunglasses on

Hall of Famer has profane message for ‘fat a–‘ Alex Rodriguez on live broadcast

4 days ago
Sean Payton wearing a headset

Broncos are making a big change for 2026

2 days ago
Kyler Murray in a black Cardinals uniform

Cardinals might be lying about Kyler Murray

1 day ago

Sidebar


  • don’t miss these

A Yankees hat

Yankees slugger hit a home run into the parking lot

35 minutes ago
Giancarlo Stanton in warmups

Giancarlo Stanton claims he can’t open a bag of chips due to elbow injury

4 hours ago
Max Scherzer pitching for the Blue Jays

Max Scherzer to play his 19th MLB season with AL club

10 hours ago
Jasson Dominguez holding a bat

Yankees’ latest addition is a bad sign for Jasson Dominguez

17 hours ago23
Glen Kuiper holds a mic

Glen Kuiper lands his first broadcasting gig since firing for racial slur

17 hours ago46
Alek Manoah in Blue Jays gear

Alek Manoah roasted for his tone-deaf comments about the Blue Jays

18 hours ago141
  • popular stories

Jack Hughes missing his teeth

Jack Hughes scored the Olympic-winning goal after losing 2 teeth

Phil Cuzzi points

Veteran MLB umpire retires after having ‘worst performance ever’

LaMelo Ball gesturing

Officials make a decision on potential charges for LaMelo Ball after car crash

Rondale Moore in Cardinals jersey

Vikings WR Rondale Moore dies at 25

Ernie Johnson in a suit

Surprising news emerges about Ernie Johnson

Tua Tagovailoa looks on

Report reveals Dolphins’ likely plan for Tua Tagovailoa

Get the App

© 2026 · LB Sports Media Group Inc · Powered by Springwire.ai

  • X
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • RSS Feed
  • About Larry Brown Sports
  • Contact
  • Editorial Process
  • Staff Writers
  • Privacy Policy
Dedicated to the memory of Nevil Vega
Team/Player Stats