Sep 27, 2026 · 1h 1m
Brewers turn 103 wins into a postseason case
Misiorowski continues Cy Young Award push and Turang gets 100th RBI as Brewers beat Cardinals 6-4
Milwaukee’s franchise-record finish raises the question of whether its pitching depth, defense, and late-season momentum can carry into October.
- 1Jacob Misiorowski’s dominant finale strengthened his emerging Cy Young case and positioned him as a potential postseason force.
- 2Milwaukee’s 18-6 September and improved depth marked a sharp contrast with last season’s late fade.
- 3The discussion connects the historic season to Bob Uecker, Bud Selig, and the foundation of Brewers baseball in Milwaukee.
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The hosts revisit Jacob Misiorowski’s 27-batter, nine-inning shutout and frame it as one of the greatest pitching performances they have witnessed.
The brief
Milwaukee finishes with a franchise-record 103 wins after beating St. Louis 6-4, setting up home-field advantage and a week of postseason preparation.
The episode argues that the Brewers’ 18-6 September, pitching depth, and defensive reliability make this team better equipped for October than last year’s club.
Jacob Misiorowski anchors the baseball discussion after a 27-batter, nine-inning shutout, with the hosts emphasizing his competitiveness and connection with Willson Contreras.
Favorite memories include Bryce Turang’s Mother’s Day walk-off and dramatic wins over the Dodgers and Cubs, moments that defined the team’s resilience.
The celebration widens into Brewers history, honoring Bob Uecker and Bud Selig before weighing a possible Cubs or Padres matchup and the road ahead.