Milwaukee surged to 14 straight wins, a franchise mark, as they edged Cincinnati 6-5 in 11 innings. The rally-heavy affair showcased Milwaukee’s depth and clutch hitting, headlined by Andrew Monasterio’s pinch-hit, three-run homer that sealed the victory. With the streak at 16 straight wins across 1986-87, the Brewers sit 34 games over .500 and own a nine-game NL Central lead, highlighting a fantasy wave of Brewers players who thrive in opportunistic lineups.

Turbulence and grit defined the night: Brice Turang opened the scoring with a run-scoring double; Milwaukee tied it late on an opponent error; Seigler crossed the plate in the 10th, setting the stage for Monasterio’s decisive shot. Reds’ stars countered at times, but Milwaukee’s resilience carried them to a marquee win and a continuing hot streak that fantasy managers will be eyeing for weeks.

Milwaukee rode a franchise-record 14th straight win into a dramatic, extra-innings 6-5 victory over Cincinnati, after erasing a ninth-inning deficit and pulling even on Elly De La Cruz’s throwing error. Andruw Monasterio delivered a decisive 11th-inning three-run shot to push the Brewers to the top of MLB, where they now own the league’s best record at 78-44. The scene wasn’t limited to the offense: Milwaukee’s pitching staff went on a so-called hidden perfect game, retiring 32 consecutive Reds batters across Friday and Saturday until TJ Friedl’s single ended the run. Cincinnati slid to 64-60, 1.5 games back in the NL wild-card chase.

From a fantasy perspective, Monasterio’s power surge dramatically shifts his short-term upside as a bench/spot-start option with multi-RBI potential in late-inning roll-ins. Pagán’s ninth-inning role for Cincinnati remains a high-leverage indicator for saves and holds, while Friedl’s clutch contact and De La Cruz’s dynamic, high-risk defense add layers to how the Reds’ lineup could produce in the near term. Priester’s ongoing development with Milwaukee hints at rotation depth ahead of a tough schedule, making the Brewers a team to watch for streaming and speculative adds as their streak continues.

Sunday’s nine-game MLB DFS slate centers on value arms and stacked offenses with multi-category upside. Quinn Priester has emerged as a trustworthy Brewers option, delivering a 2.28 ERA over his last seven outings and sustaining length in most starts. Patrick Corbin slides in as salary relief for Texas with a favorable home park split, while Ryan Bergert represents a late-deadline dart with a real shot to surprise in his first Royals outing. On offense, Trea Turner remains a power-speed catalyst, Kerry Carpenter has continued to drive production since his return, and Kyle Manzardo brings extra pop at a bargain price. The Athletics offer a three-man mini-stack in Rooker, Langeliers, and Hernaiz; Cincinnati counters with De La Cruz, Marte, and Friedl, while Burrows provides a rare contrarian lens against the Reds. In all, the slate rewards balanced lineups that mix high-floor pitchers with high-upside stacks and a few salary-savvy bets.

Zack Wheeler anchors the day as the top overall pitcher on the slate with a 2.64 ERA and a 11.73 K/9 that make him a solid cash-game anchor, especially against a Rangers lineup that’s struggled to square up right-handed pitching since the All-Star break. Quinn Priester presents a strong mid-tier pivot with long-start potential and a favorable Mets matchup, while Casey Mize offers salary relief with solid ground-ball ability against a DET offense that has shown life. The hitting pieces center around Shea Langeliers’s hot streak behind the dish, Jeremy Pena’sLHP-positive splits, and a Tigers stack featuring Langeliers, McKinstry, Torkelson, and Riley Greene, plus budget outfielders like Tyler Soderstrom and Kerry Carpenter. A Royals mini-stack and a Royals-White Sox exposure give multiple ways to capture upside on the eight/ nine-game DK slate, with value plays like Kyle Isbel and Cade Povich offering cheap paths to diversifying builds.

Key stacks include Detroit (Carpenter, McKinstry, Torkelson, Greene) and Oakland (Langeliers, Rooker, Soderstrom, Kurtz), with KC and Houston also highlighted for per-dollar upside. The article emphasizes tracking injury news and lineup changes as always, and it notes DK’s added Royals-Twins game expands a few players’ eligibility, creating salary-lighting pivots. Weather looks clean with minimal delay risk, so live lineups should be close to the optimal projections for the 1:05 PM EST start.

The Milwaukee Brewers secured their fourth consecutive win, showcasing a dominant performance led by Quinn Priester. Their momentum continues as they face the struggling Atlanta Braves, who have turned to Joey Wentz on the mound. Wentz, with a 5.02 ERA, has struggled this season, particularly with the Braves, losing all three of his starts. The Brewers are poised to further extend their lead in the NL Central with ace Freddy Peralta, who boasts a 3.08 ERA, taking the mound on Tuesday night.

With the Brewers holding a three-game advantage over the Chicago Cubs, the odds favor them as they aim for another victory. Key bets are centered around Peralta's ability to strike out Braves batters, especially considering Atlanta's recent struggles with strikeouts. Bets placed on Peralta achieving over 5.5 strikeouts appear promising, as he has consistently performed well against weaker lineups. As the Braves struggle to stay competitive, the Brewers look to capitalize on this opportunity and solidify their postseason aspirations.