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  • Week in Review: Holding Steady


    Kyle Ginsbach

    The Brewers kept pace in the NL playoff race this past week, but let a few wins slip through their hands. Here's a quick recap if you missed the action.

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    Weekly Snapshot

    Record Last Week: 3-3 (79-63)

    Runs Scored: 33

    Runs Surrendered: 20

    Standing: 1st in NL Central (3.0 GA)

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    Game 137 | PIT 4, MIL 2
    Game 138 | MIL 7, PIT 3
    Game 139 | PIT 5, MIL 4
    Game 140 | MIL 8, NYY 2
    Game 141 | MIL 9, NYY 2
    Game 142 | NYY 4, MIL 3

    NEWS AND NOTES

    The Brewers have maintained their steady lead in the NL Central but suffered a few painful losses last week. The offense has struggled in games they’ve lost, with their runs coming in bunches last week. Particularly, the Brewers could not score through 9 innings while the pitching staff did more than their part, holding the Yankees hitless into the 11th inning. The Brewers would end up losing that game 4-3.

    The recent acquisition of Josh Donaldson is likely weighing on the Brewers' minds, and his call-up seems imminent with the inconsistent offense. Don’t be surprised if Donaldson debuts for the Brewers sometime next week. Here’s the list of the other transactions last week:

    • 09/06/23 - Selected the contract of RHP Thyago Vieira from Nashville Sounds. 
    • 09/06/23 - Optioned LHP Clayton Andrews to Nashville Sounds. 
    • 09/02/23 - Sent LHP Aaron Ashby on a rehab assignment to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
    • 09/02/23 - Optioned RHP J.B. Bukauskas to Nashville Sounds. 
    • 09/02/23 - Recalled RHP Colin Rea from Nashville Sounds.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    Corbin Burnes, Devin Williams, and Abner Uribe combined for ten no-hit innings in the loss to the Yankees on Sunday. It was the first time a Brewers pitching staff had recorded more than nine innings of no-hit baseball.

    The Brewers offense, while inconsistent, recorded 16 hits in the victory over the Yankees on Friday. It was the third time they’ve recorded that many hits in a single game this season.

    Willy Adames had the chance to meet his childhood idol, Derek Jeter, when the Brewers were in New York. He then proceeded to record a little league home run later in the day. Who said you shouldn’t meet your idols?

    TRENDING STORYLINE/LOOKING AHEAD

    The Brewers will continue to face teams with worse records than they boast the rest of the season, and with a three-game lead in the division, the playoff hopes remain solely in their hands. 

    MONDAY 9/11: MARLINS @ BREWERS: LHP Jesus Luzardo vs. RHP Brandon Woodruff

    TUESDAY 9/12: MARLINS @ BREWERS: TBD vs. RHP Freddy Peralta

    WEDNESDAY 9/13: MARLINS @ BREWERS: LHP Braxton Garrett vs. TBD

    THURSDAY 9/14: MARLINS @ BREWERS: TBD vs. TBD

    FRIDAY 9/15: NATIONALS @ BREWERS: TBD vs. TBD

    SATURDAY 9/16: NATIONALS @ BREWERS: TBD vs. TBD

    SUNDAY 9/17: NATIONALS @ BREWERS: TBD vs. TBD

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