Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Brewers Break Record, Beat Reds in Extra-Inning Thriller
The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds in a baseball game that went into extra innings.
The Brewers were down but came back to win with a home run in the 11th inning.
This victory marked their 14th win in a row, breaking a long-standing team record.
The game was close, with the Reds also scoring to tie it up.
But the Brewers managed to score enough runs to win.
It was an exciting game with key plays, including errors and home runs from both sides.
Brewers defeated the Reds in 11 innings with a score of 6-5, marking their 14th consecutive win.
Andruw Monasterio hit a go-ahead three-run home run in the 11th inning for the Brewers.
The Brewers broke a 38-year-old franchise record set by the 1987 team (13-0 start).
The Reds tied the game in the 10th inning, but the Brewers ultimately secured the win.
Both starting pitchers, Quinn Priester (Brewers) and Zack Littell (Reds), had decent performances.
- Who
- Milwaukee Brewers and Cincinnati Reds
- What
- Brewers defeated the Reds in a baseball game.
- When
- Saturday, date not mentioned
- Where
- Cincinnati
- Why
- The Brewers won due to offensive plays, breaking a franchise record.
- Winning Score
- 6
- Losing Score
- 5
- Innings
- 11
- Brewers' Win Streak
- 14 games
- Reds' Losing Streak
- 2 games
- Brewers HR
- Monasterio
- Reds HR
- Hayes, Steer