Brewers continue historic season; Win streak up to 10 games

The Milwaukee Brewers have officially put the MLB on notice. With the dominance of starting pitching, timely hitting, and elite defense, the Brewers have put themselves atop the NL Central. They have also emerged as a legit postseason threat.

Their success has started with their elite pitching staff. Cy Young candidate Freddy Peralta leads them, and All-Star Trevor Megill holds down the bullpen. The Brewers' pitching staff has been one of the strongest in the league throughout the long season. They have kept games close, allowing for their offense to come through and win big games.

Offensively, the Brewers have embraced a balanced approach. Veterans like Christian Yelich have found new life at the plate, while young contributors such as William Contreras and Brice Turang have stepped up in key moments. The team doesn’t rely on the long ball alone—they manufacture runs through smart base running and situational hitting.

Brewers' manager Pat Murphy deserves a lot more credit than he is receiving this season. He has done a stellar job this season, winning games and making the Brewers a legitimate contender. Murphy has stayed consistent despite facing injuries and lineup changes.

The Brewers are fresh off a weekend sweep against the star-studded Los Angeles Dodgers. A weekend where the offense came up big, and the Brewers are now tied with the Chicago Cubs at the top of the NL Central.

The Brewers continue their road trip out west with a 3-game series against the Seattle Mariners, and will finish the week at home against the Miami Marlins.