Milwaukee Brewers Reach Historic 100-Win Milestone in Philadelphia

Jackson Chourio Powers the Offense

The win featured a significant contribution from Jackson Chourio, who provided a late-inning spark for the Milwaukee lineup. Entering the game as a substitute for compatriot William Contreras, who served as the designated hitter, Chourio connected for his 25th home run of the season in the top of the ninth inning.

The shot came against Phillies reliever Tim Mayza. With that home run, Chourio brought his total RBI count for the year to 71. The offensive support proved sufficient to back a strong performance from the Brewers' pitching staff as they handled the later innings in Philadelphia.

Pitching Staff Holds the Lead

The pitching decision went to reliever JoJo Romero, who moved to 3-3 on the season after entering the game in relief. On the opposing side, Philadelphia pitcher José Alvarado took the loss, dropping his record to 5-4.

Venezuelan pitcher Antonio Senzatela played a critical role in closing out the contest. Senzatela earned his fourth save of the season, working an inning and two-thirds. During his stint on the mound, he allowed one walk and struck out one Phillies batter, effectively stifling any late comeback attempt by the home team.

Building on a Record-Breaking Season

This victory moves the Brewers to a 100-59 record as the team approaches the conclusion of the regular season. The previous franchise record for wins in a single season was 97, a mark set by the organization in 2025. Under the leadership of Pat Murphy, the team has now surpassed that threshold with three games remaining on their schedule.

The Brewers will look to further extend this record as they finish out the final stretch of their 2026 campaign.