Brewers reach 98 wins as October decisions sharpen

Brewers set franchise record with 98th victory, beat Orioles 3-0

Milwaukee’s record-setting sweep leaves six games to settle pitching roles and build momentum against a crowded National League playoff field.

3 key takeaways

1Milwaukee’s 98th victory set a franchise record while extending a sweep of Baltimore.
2Jackson Chourio reached his third consecutive 20-20 season, underscoring his rare power-speed impact.
3The Brewers are weighing bullpen depth, shortened starts, and a postseason rotation led by Freddy Peralta and Jacob Misiorowski.

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Cooper Pratt’s second RBI single and Garrett Mitchell’s diving catch helped seal the Brewers’ record-setting sweep of Baltimore.

The brief

Milwaukee swept Baltimore 3-0 for its franchise-record 98th win, with William Contreras homering, Cooper Pratt delivering two RBI singles, and the pitching staff holding firm.

Jackson Chourio’s third straight 20-20 season gives Milwaukee a rare power-speed foundation, while Bryce Turang remains within reach of joining him.

The Brewers’ bullpen depth is a postseason asset, but Kyle Harrison’s uneven outing leaves his October role unresolved as the club tests shortened starts.

With six games left, Milwaukee previews a playoff-caliber Philadelphia series and a likely rotation led by Freddy Peralta and Jacob Misiorowski.

The broadcast’s defining image is Garrett Mitchell’s diving catch, part of a complete win that manager Pat Murphy says reflects the team’s growing trust and resilience.