Historic 100-Win Season
Brewers Clinch First 100-Win Season And NL Top Seed Ahead Of Final Series
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The Milwaukee Brewers begin their final regular-season homestand Friday against the St. Louis Cardinals after reaching 100 wins for the first time in franchise history and clinching the National League’s No. 1 seed and home-field advantage throughout the postseason. Milwaukee enters at 100-59 and leads the season series 8-2; St. Louis is 77-82 after Thursday’s 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh, a result that guaranteed the Cardinals’ second consecutive losing season. Brewers left-hander Robert Gasser, coming off seven scoreless innings, is set to start the opener against Cardinals right-hander Michael McGreevy, who is 7-9 with a 3.84 ERA. The three-game series runs Friday through Sunday at American Family Field as Milwaukee shifts its attention to postseason preparation.
Key Points
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Milwaukee’s 100-win season came without a winning streak longer than five games, making it the first team in MLB history to reach 100 wins without a longer streak.
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Robert Gasser had allowed just five runs (four earned) over 21 innings in four September starts; after his last outing, he said, “Just trying to stack good days.”
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Michael McGreevy has covered 164 innings and struck out 113 batters this season, and is described as St. Louis’s most dependable starter with Kyle Leahy’s season over.
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The final homestand includes Peanuts Night on Friday and Fan Appreciation Night on Saturday, with giveaways including a 2027 Brewers magnet schedule and a voucher for two tickets to a 2027 weekday home game.
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