The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-0 to complete a three-game sweep and set a franchise record with their 98th regular-season victory.
William Contreras hit his 18th home run of the season, Cooper Pratt drove in two runs and Milwaukee’s pitching staff completed the shutout.
Brewers reach a new franchise high
The win pushed Milwaukee to 98 victories, setting a new franchise benchmark and adding another milestone to an already outstanding regular season.
Completing the sweep against Baltimore gave the Brewers three more wins at a crucial point in the schedule and reinforced their position as one of baseball’s strongest teams.
Contreras and Pratt supply the runs
Contreras provided the game’s biggest power contribution with his 18th home run, while Pratt accounted for two more runs.
That support was enough because Milwaukee’s pitchers kept Baltimore scoreless from start to finish.
Shutout completes the sweep
The 3-0 result capped a three-game sweep and showed the balance that has driven Milwaukee’s record-setting season: timely offence combined with reliable pitching.
With 98 wins now secured, the Brewers have established a new regular-season standard for the franchise and will look to carry that form into the final stretch.
