Milwaukee Brewers' NL Switch: A Game Changer
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On March 31, 1998, the Milwaukee Brewers debuted in the National League, losing to the Atlanta Braves. The next day, they secured their first NL win, marking a historic shift from the American League. This move evened out league balance, allowing Milwaukee to join officially in 1997, expanding the NL to 16 teams. Since the switch, the Brewers have made the playoffs nine times, including two NLCS appearances, demonstrating that bold changes can lead to a new era of success.
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