Milwaukee erased an 8-1 deficit in Cincinnati, rallying to a 10-8 win that stretched their winning streak to 13 and tied the franchise single-season mark. Christian Yelich paced the surge, going 4-for-5 with a double and two homers, including the go-ahead blast in the sixth. Andrew Vaughn provided the early spark with a three-run shot in the third inning. Milwaukee got a lift from Jacob Misiorowski, who returned from a left tibia contusion and allowed five runs in 1 1/3 innings, while five Brewers relievers silenced the Reds over the final 5 2/3 frames. The stretch matches the 1987 club’s 13-game start, and pairs with Minnesota’s longest streak for baseball’s best this season. The comeback echoes the club’s nine-run rally against Houston and its bigger, nine-run comeback history, underscoring Milwaukee’s offense and bullpen depth on a night steeped in Players Weekend nostalgia, with Yelich wielding a Bob Uecker bat in tribute to the late broadcaster.