US EditionMonasterio’s 3-Run Homer Lifts Brewers to 14th Straight Win, 6-5 over Reds
Christian Yelich hit two home runs and drove in five runs using a Bob Uecker tribute bat during the Brewers' 13th consecutive win, tying the franchise record for longest streak.
- The Milwaukee Brewers overcame an 8-1 deficit to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 10-8 on Friday night at Great American Ball Park, achieving their 13th consecutive win.
- The comeback followed the Reds scoring seven runs in the seventh inning against rookie Jacob Misiorowski, who made his first start since July 28 after injury.
- Christian Yelich led the rally with two home runs among four hits, driving in five runs and including the go-ahead homer in the sixth inning off Scott Barlow.
- The Brewers improved to an MLB-best 77-44 record, with their 13-game winning streak tying the franchise record and matching the Minnesota Twins for the longest in baseball this year.
- This win underscores Milwaukee’s impressive run, having secured victories in 28 of their last 32 contests, while the Reds slipped to a 64-59 record and now sit just half a game shy of claiming the third wild card position.
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