Chourio returns from a hamstring strain and delivers the deciding blow, a 9th-inning homer to right off Hoffman to snap a 1-1 tie. Yelich follows with a solo shot off Hoffman, giving the Brewers a 4-1 win. Milwaukee improved to 85-52, the best record in baseball, while Chourio’s 18th homer of the season and Yelich’s 27th highlight the lineup’s depth as fantasy contenders stay hot. Priester worked six for the win, and Uribe nailed down the save as Milwaukee seizes August wins record-tying pace.

Kept in the tilt, Yelich’s 7th-inning double spurred a rally that tied it, with Frelick delivering the key grounder for the go-ahead run. Gausman pitched well for Toronto, but Milwaukee’s bullpen and timely hitting overwhelmed the Jays. The next-start preview pits Scherzer against Woodruff, a marquee matchup that could reshape fantasy rotations as the Brewers seek continued control of the NL Central and the Jays push for post-season positioning.