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It's going to take more than a seven-run deficit to end the Milwaukee Brewers' win streak, apparently.
After falling behind 8-1 against the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, the Brewers surged back to win their 13th straight game, tying a franchise record for consecutive wins in a season. At 77-44, they still have the best record in MLB.
Milwaukee fell into a hole due to the shortest start of Jacob Misiorowski's young career, with the Reds pouncing on the rookie and reliever DL Hall for eight runs in the first two innings. The Brewers responded with five runs to make it a game again in the third inning, then took the lead in the sixth inning on Christian Yelich's second homer of the game.
This article will be updated with more information.
