Brewers erase seven-run deficit

Milwaukee mounts a dramatic comeback with Yelich four hits and two homers, including a tribute bat for Bob Uecker, to beat Cincinnati 10-8 and extend their winning streak.

Brewers erase 7-run deficit extend winning streak to 13 games

CINCINNATI — The Milwaukee Brewers erased a seven-run second inning and rallied to beat the Reds 10-8 at Great American Ball Park on Friday night. Misiorowski, back from the injured list, lasted only 1 1/3 innings as Cincinnati surged to an early lead with seven runs in the second. Milwaukee answered with five runs in the third, tied the game in the fourth, and grabbed the lead in the sixth when Christian Yelich hit his second homer of the night. A steady group of relievers then finished the job, retiring the final 22 Reds bats.

The win shows Milwaukee's depth and resilience. A rough return from Misiorowski was met with a collective team effort on both offense and pitching, turning a potential collapse into a signature comeback. Yelich carried the night, adding four hits and five RBIs, including the go-ahead homer, underscoring his role as the Brewers’ irreplaceable catalyst. The bullpen, used in shifts, supplied a steady closing stretch that kept Cincinnati from reclaiming momentum.

Highlights

Momentum can shift fast in baseball, and Milwaukee is riding a wave that could tilt the season.