Cincinnati – Not even a disappointing return for the Jacob Miriorowski stars or a seven -point deficit could prevent the Milwaukee Brewers victories sequence with a 10-8 victory against the Reds of Cincinnati at the Great American Ball Park on Friday evening.
Milwaukee responded to the seven Reds rounds with five points in the third, equaled the match with two in fourth and took the lead on the second Home Run by Christian Yelich of the evening in the sixth. Yelich ended the evening with four strokes and rolled in five points, while six Milwaukee readers combined to remove the last 22 strikers from the match.
The Brewers equaled their 1987 team for the longest sequence of victories in the history of the team.
At first, it appeared that the Reds would win their 40th series this season, without being swept away, and 41st dating from 2024, while breaking the Brewers victories sequence. The Reds hunted Misiorowski during the second round, marking seven as part of the starter and the left -handed Dj Hall.
Miriorowski, who was appointed All-Star of the National League after only five departures, left the list of injured before the opening of the Friday series and lasted only 1 1/3 of the heats of his first departure since July 28.
The Reds marked a round during the first of Misiorowski and would have had another without a great game by the central defender Berroa, who threw the right defender of the Reds Noelvi Marte in marble to finish the first.
After Miriorowski started the second with his third withdrawal from the match, he then seemed to lose his control, first hitting the receiver of the Reds Tyler Stephenson on the hip, then walking three strikers to give the Reds a 2-1 lead.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy brought the left room to return Elly de la Cruz, Switch smear, his weakest side. Cruz responded with a double of two points before the Reds follow with four simple consecutive RBIs, culminating in the simple of Marte in the right field to give the Reds an advance of 8-1.
The hammer blow was the last of the match for the Reds.
The Brewers began their third five points with a pair of singles from the thickness of nine holes Brandon Lockridge and the head man Sal Flicel. After a popup Joey Ortiz, the Reds almost came out of the Channel with a double game, while Cruz aligned a William Contreras Grounding near the bag and returned it to the second basic player Gavin Lux with his glove. Lux A à Navi the ball and launched the first, but Contreras beat it, extending the Channel for Yelich, who had struck his 24th circuit of the season in the first.
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Yelich struck a shallow bloop on the left, right next to the third basic player Ke’bryan Hayes, marking the two runners. Andrew Vaughn followed with a circuit to shoot the Brewers in the three.
The next striker, the third basic player Caleb Durbin, struck a simple left who jumped the glove of the left -hand player Austin Hays. The second goal player Bryce Turang followed with a double RBI to shoot Milwaukee within two years.
After Hall withdrawn the Reds in the bottom of the third, Frulick and Ortiz have struck simple consecutive. Contreras hit a double game ball at Lux in second position, but Lux could not move it, loading Yelich’s bases. Yelich equaled the game with only one on the line of the left field.
Yelich returned to sixth round needing a triple to record his fourth cycle in career. The three cycles of the major leagues of Yelich were against the Reds, two of them at the Great American Ball Park. Instead, Yelich broke his 25th season’s 25th circuit to give Brewers their heads.
Yelich had another blow to the eighth cycle, but finished second.
The Reds missed a chance to take control of the third niche of the National League Joker while the New York dishes, the holders of this half-match place in front of the Reds, dropped 11-9 against Seattle sailors.
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