It will take more than a deficit of seven points to end the Milwaukee Brewers victories sequence, apparently.
After having been late 8-1 against the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, the Brewers fell to win their 13th consecutive match, equaling a franchise record for consecutive victories in one season. At 77-44, they still have the best MLB record.
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Milwaukee fell into a hole due to the shortest start of Jacob Miriorowski’s young career in his return from the injured list. The Reds jumped on the recruit and the DL Hall lift for eight points in the first two rounds, the probability of victory from the Brewers succeeded at 3.1%.
And then they did not allow a blow for the rest of the game. Liberals Nick Mears, Aaron Ashby, Abner Uibe, Jared Koenig and Trevor Megill combined for five sleeves without a safe blow and nine stick withdrawals, while the Brewers offensive – the best in baseball in last month – got to work.
A third round of five points, punctuated by another Andrew Vaughn circuit, made a match again. Christian Yelich, who put Milwaukee on the set with a second -round solo shot, equaled the match with a simple RBI in the fourth round, then took the lead with his second circuit of the match in sixth round.
Yelich did everything with a bat on the theme of Bob Uecker, as part of the weekend of MLB players.
According to Sarah Langs from MLB.com, it was the biggest victory to have ever saved a sequence of victories of 13 or more games.
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The Brewers have already won their free fans and have posted three different victories sequences of at least eight or more games. They have a six game lead for the best baseball record and a nine game advance in NL Central. Many can occur by October, but they promise to be the team to watch once the playoffs are in full swing.
