Brewers pick up comeback victory a day after clinching
Brewers win 5-4 after back-and-forth game
On the day following their fourth consecutive NL Central title clinching, the Milwaukee Brewers faced the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park. Despite a shaky start from pitcher Logan Henderson, who surrendered two early runs, the Brewers displayed their trademark resilience. A five-run rally in the fifth inning, powered by Joey Ortiz, Luis Lara, Andrew Vaughn, and Cooper Pratt, put Milwaukee ahead 3-1.
Henderson's bullpen then stepped up, sealing the victory in the bottom of the seventh inning with clutch defensive plays. The Brewers' offense remained balanced, with each starter delivering a hit, contributing to a 5-4 win. This victory added to a season-long trend of the Brewers never giving up, even after holding their biggest celebration of the season.
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