Milwaukee rallied from an 8-1 hole to complete a 13th consecutive win, tying a franchise mark and preserving MLB’s best record at 77-44. A rough first two innings for Jacob Misiorowski gave Cincinnati a big early lead, but the Brewers answered with five in the third and grabbed the lead in the sixth on Christian Yelich’s second homer of the night. Milwaukee’s bullpen closed the door as the rally underscored the team’s depth, a boon for fantasy managers tracking power and late-inning leverage as the season progresses.

Yelich delivered the night’s defining sequence, while Misiorowski’s short start will be a talking point for his development and any adjustments ahead. DL Hall also drew the short end of the early scoring, but Milwaukee’s offense and relief corps steadied the ship. The Reds’ early cushion mattered little as the Brewers’ surge carried end-to-end, a narrative with meaningful fantasy implications for next week’s lineups and streaming options.