Christian Yelich Fuels Brewers' Historic Comeback with Two Homers, Extending Win Streak to 13
Christian Yelich led the Milwaukee Brewers to an incredible comeback victory over the Cincinnati Reds, hitting two home runs and a double as part of a four-hit, five-RBI performance. Yelich's go-ahead blast in the sixth inning helped the Brewers erase an 8-1 deficit, securing their 13th consecutive win, which ties a franchise record for the longest single-season streak. Notably, Yelich achieved this feat using a Bob Uecker bat on Players Weekend, honoring the late Brewers legend. The win improved Milwaukee's MLB-best record to 77-44, marking their 28th victory in the last 32 games.
