Brewers host the Pirates to open 3-game series
The Brewers, leading the NL Central with a 73-44 record, hold a 4-3 edge over the Pirates in their season series, who seek to improve from fifth place.
- The Milwaukee Brewers hosted the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday at American Family Field to start a three-game series.
- Milwaukee came into the game with a 74-44 record, the leading mark in all of Major League Baseball, while Pittsburgh was struggling at 51-68.
- Christian Yelich highlighted the importance of concentrating on each day’s effort, noting after the opening game that achieving a victory in the major leagues is a challenging task.
- Milwaukee’s Jose Quintana, a 36-year-old left-hander with a 9-4 record and 3.57 ERA, started opposite Pittsburgh’s righty Andrew Heaney, who is 5-9 with a 4.77 ERA and averages 4.8 strikeouts against winning teams.
- The Brewers secured a 7-1 victory in the series opener, continuing their recent success including multiple double-digit winning streaks this season.
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Brewers host the Pirates to open 3-game series
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