Sep 27, 2026 · 1h 2m
Brewers reach 102 wins behind Turang and dominant relief
Win #102! Turang's 2-Run Bomb the Difference as Crew Beats Cardinals 3-2
Milwaukee’s record-setting victory also sharpens the postseason questions around its pitching roles, roster choices, and leadership.
- 1Bryce Turang’s go-ahead homer delivered Milwaukee’s 102nd win after St. Louis built an early 2-0 lead.
- 2Kyle Harrison’s sharper three-inning relief outing revived discussion about his potential postseason role.
- 3Pat Murphy’s communication and belief in his players strengthen his Manager of the Year case beyond the team’s record.
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Bryce Turang launches the go-ahead two-run homer before Milwaukee’s bullpen completes six hitless innings.
The brief
Milwaukee’s 3-2 win over St. Louis set a franchise record at 102 victories, but the larger story is how many postseason decisions remain unsettled.
Bryce Turang erased a 2-0 deficit with his 21st homer, extending a breakout season defined by consistency, plate discipline, adaptability, and defensive value.
Kyle Harrison’s encouraging three-inning relief appearance, including three strikeouts and sharper command, reopened the question of whether he belongs on the postseason roster.
The hosts make Pat Murphy’s leadership case through his communication, honesty, and trust in players rather than relying only on Milwaukee’s record.
Six hitless bullpen innings finished the victory, while the discussion weighs Dustin May, Harrison, catchers, left-handed bats, and the team’s path into October.