Sep 26, 2026 · 1h 2m
Brewers turn contact hitting into win No. 101
Brice Turang hits go-ahead single as Brewers defeat Cardinals 8-4
The episode examines how Milwaukee can manage its final regular-season games while preserving the formula that makes it dangerous in October.
- 1Milwaukee’s 12-hit attack produced an 8-4 win without depending on home runs.
- 2Robert Gasser’s emergence strengthens a rotation whose top three starters anchor postseason planning.
- 3The Brewers weigh injury management, lineup choices, and potential NLDS opponents after securing home-field advantage.
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Brice Turang delivers the go-ahead two-run single in the eighth inning as Milwaukee pulls away for its 101st win.
The brief
Milwaukee secured its 101st win with an 8-4 victory over St. Louis, but the larger story is how the Brewers are preparing for October after clinching home-field advantage.
The hosts debate how aggressively to use the final regular-season games, balancing rest and injury management against the need to sharpen a rotation led by emerging left-hander Robert Gasser.
A crowded American Family Field reflected the stakes, while Milwaukee’s 12-hit offense showed how baserunning, contact, and production with runners in scoring position can replace home-run dependence.
Potential NLDS opponents including the Cubs, Diamondbacks, and Phillies prompt a matchup debate shaped by familiarity, pitching, current form, and the Brewers’ own strengths.
The standout sequence arrives in the eighth inning, when Brice Turang’s go-ahead two-run single helps Milwaukee answer St. Louis and finish its 101st victory.