Brewers stretch win streak to 13

Milwaukee fights back from a large deficit to extend their win streak and tie a team record.

Brewers erase 7-run deficit to tie franchise record with 13-game win streak

Milwaukee fell behind 8-1 after a rough start from rookie Jacob Misiorowski and reliever DL Hall, then surged back with a five-run third inning to stay in the game.
The Brewers completed the comeback by taking the lead in the sixth inning on Christian Yelich's second homer of the game, securing their 13th straight win and tying a franchise record for consecutive wins in a season.

The comeback shows how deep Milwaukee's roster runs. A shaky start was overshadowed by patient hitting and a bullpen that steadied after the early burst by Cincinnati. The surge in the middle innings demonstrates the lineup's balance and the resolve of a team that has learned to ride momentum.
Tying the franchise record adds pressure but also momentum. If Milwaukee can sustain this level of play and manage workloads as the season progresses, the run could redefine expectations for a team not usually in the loudest headlines. Fans and local businesses alike feel the ripple of a long win streak when the team is humming and the city leans into the moment.

Highlights

Milwaukee rides the wave, ready for the next challenge.