Brewers tie franchise record 13th straight win

Milwaukee comes from behind to beat Cincinnati and tie the club record for consecutive wins at 13

Brewers tie franchise record with 13th straight win

The Brewers erased an 8-1 deficit through two innings and defeated the Reds 10-8 in Cincinnati, tying the franchise record for consecutive wins at 13.

Christian Yelich had four hits, including two home runs, and drove in five runs. He carried a custom bat honoring former announcer Bob Uecker, who died earlier this year. Milwaukee moved to 77-44 and leads the NL Central by nine games. ESPN Research notes Milwaukee is the first team in 94 years to extend a double-digit win streak after a comeback of seven or more runs.

Milwaukee's comeback night shows depth and resilience, but it also highlights the pressure of sustaining a long surge. A late rally can lift spirits, yet a true test is consistency across a long stretch of games. The team will face tougher opponents as the season moves on.

The Uecker tribute adds a human thread to the season, binding current success to a long history. If Milwaukee can translate this momentum into steady performances, the Brewers could become a sustained force in the NL Central and a storyline for the fall.

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Momentum in baseball is fragile, and Milwaukee will need more nights like this to stay on top