The 2025 Milwaukee Brewers can now claim to own an impressive franchise record that’s indicative of the success of the season so far. Now a new franchise record, the Brewers’ 6-5 extra-inning win over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday marked the team’s 14th consecutive victory. Just when it looked like Milwaukee was about to fall for the first time in the month, the Brewers scored one in the ninth to tie the game and then had to wait until the 11th inning to hold on for the win. And the way the Brewers avoided defeat required plenty of luck as well. With one out and two runners on base, the Reds were in the process of turning a double play that would’ve won the game. However, the throw to first for the third and final out had too much on it and got by Cincinnati first baseman Spencer Steer. This allowed a run to cross home plate, tying the game 2-2. Then, in the 10th, Milwaukee took the lead thanks to the ball getting away from Jake Fraley in left field. While Fraley’s error wasn’t enough to secure the recoRead More
Brewers achieve new franchise record after improbable win
