Down 0-2 to the Brewers, Los Angeles has seen Game 3 resale prices drop 42 percent while the team offers free beer to fill Dodger Stadium.
The Dodgers host Game 3 of the NLCS on Wednesday night trying to climb out of a 0-2 hole against the Brewers, and the ticket market is not exactly projecting confidence. After a 7-4 loss on Monday, the get-in price on the resale market for Game 3 fell to $97 per ticket, down 42% compared to Monday, according to TicketData. Game 4 tickets are down 37% over the past three days too. The team has also started offering free beer to help draw fans into the building.
Milwaukee has won both games at American Family Field, coming back from early deficits in each to take the series lead. It is the Dodgers' biggest postseason series deficit since being swept by Arizona in the 2023 NL Division Series, and it has put a serious dent in their bid for the first three-peat championship in 26 years.
Not everyone is ready to count them out. Former player Jerry Hairston Jr. drew a comparison to the Guardians, who were blown out on their home turf a week ago before rallying on the road. He pointed to the cheap tickets as a sign Dodger Stadium could be loud for Games 3 and 4.