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Freddy Peralta combined with three relievers on a one-hitter, Christian Yelich homered on the games first pitch and Milwaukee shut out the Cincinnati Reds for the third straight game, a 3-0 win Saturday night that gave the Brewers sole possession of the NL Central lead.

The Milwaukee Brewers could've made more history on Saturday night if it weren't for one bad missed call by the umpires that changed the entire game's place in the history books.

The Milwaukee Brewers opened a two-game lead over Cincinnati in the NL Central, overcoming a two-run deficit to beat the Reds for the fifth time in a six-game stretch, a 4-3 victory Sunday behind rookie Andruw Monasterio's tiebreaking single in a two-run eighth inning. After taking two of three at home on the weekend before the All-Star break, the Brewers swept three games at the Reds. Milwaukee has a two-game lead for the first time since before play on May 25.

The Milwaukee Brewers opened a two-game lead over Cincinnati in the NL Central, overcoming a two-run deficit to beat the Reds for the fifth time in a six-game stretch, a 4-3 victory Sunday behind rookie Andruw Monasterios tiebreaking single in a two-run eighth inning.

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Edmundo Sosa homered and Kyle Schwarber had two hits, reached base four times and scored twice to lead the visiting Philadelphia Phillies past the Cincinnati Reds 8-3 Friday night.Taijuan Walker (1

Fans of both the Atlanta Braves and the Cincinnati Reds will have reason to pay attention to this weekends Southern League matchup at AT&T Field.

In the same week that his brother was taken in the Major League Baseball draft, a former Cape Henlopen standout has reportedly been called up to the Majors.