Pitching matchup: MIL: RHP Tomo Ohka ? 11-8, 3.95 ERA in 2005 ? 0-0, 7.15 ERA vs. PIT in 2005 PIT: RHP Kip Wells ? 7-18, 5.29 ERA in 2005 ? 0-2, 6.87 ERA vs. MIL in 2005 The Brewers' goal this season was not .500. It was to win. With eight wins in their last 11 games, they are in position to do just that. Friday's come-from-behind win over the Pirates ensured the franchise's first non-losing season since 1992, and a win in either of their final two games will mean a winning season. Tomo Ohka will take the mound with that in mind on Saturday night. He has been better on the road this season, both before and after his trade from Washington to Milwaukee. Ohka has a 3.86 road ERA and opponents are batting 42 points less (.246) when Ohka is away from home. Pirates starter Kip Wells is 1-9 with a 6.79 ERA since the All-Star break including 0-4 in five September starts with a 10.01 ERA. Opponents batted .333 against him in September. Command problems have hampered Wells throughout the season. In addition to being the only pitcher to lose 18 games, the right-hander also leads all National League hurlers with 95 walks in 175 1/3 innings. Here's an article that may interest you from the Pittsburgh-Post-Gazette: Brewers looking for winning season