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Brewers Reach 100 Wins for First Time Ever as They Rally Late to Win 5-1, Take Series in Philadelphia
Jackson Chourio homered and Jake Bauers drove in the go-ahead run as Milwaukee became the first team this season to reach 100 wins.
- On Thursday, the Milwaukee Brewers reached 100 wins for the first time, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 at Citizens Bank Park as fans celebrated with "100" signs.
- Having already clinched the National League Central title and secured a first-round postseason bye, the Brewers are battling the Los Angeles Dodgers for playoff positioning.
- Jake Bauers hit a tiebreaking single off Alvarado in the eighth inning, while Cooper Pratt and Joey Ortiz added run-scoring singles before Chourio hit his 25th home run in the ninth.
- The loss stalled the Phillies' push for their fifth straight playoff appearance, forcing Philadelphia to attempt clinching again on Friday against Tampa Bay.
- All-Star Luzardo expects to return next week after recovering from left shoulder inflammation, while starter Andrew Painter's second-half rebound positions him as a postseason rotation option for Philadelphia.
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Brewers reach 100 wins for first time, slow Phillies' playoff push with 5-1 victory
The Milwaukee Brewers reached 100 wins for the first time, and Jackson Chourio hit his 25th homer to lift them to a 5-1 victory over Philadelphia on Thursday night that slowed the Phillies’ playoff push.
·Milwaukee, United States
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