Milwaukee flipped a runaway game in Cincinnati by erasing an 8-1 hole at Great American Ballpark, finishing 10-8 to notch a franchise-record-tying 13th straight win. The rally was led by Christian Yelich, whose four-hit night included an RBI double that ignited the comeback and a tying hit in the fourth, all while honoring the late Bob Uecker with a special bat. The surge capped a fearless, room-full-of-fighters vibe that carried the Brewers through the late innings.

Andrew Vaughn provided a spark with a three-run blast in the third, helping fuel Milwaukee’s five-spot that began the rally, and Yelich’s late production kept the momentum rolling. The night showcased Milwaukee’s depth, resilience, and a symbolic moment with Uecker’s tribute bat, turning a difficult start into a celebrated comeback win that fans and fantasy players will remember as a signature victory in a long win streak.

In all, the Brewers turned desperation into dominance, leveraging timely hits, clutch leadership, and aswagger-filled attack to rewrite the scoreboard and keep their push toward the postseason momentum alive.