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Cubs

Almora Jr. flied out to right fielder Yelich.

García singled to left, Schwarber to third.

Contreras grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Arcia unassisted, Schwarber scored, García out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Arcia unassisted, Schwarber scored, García out.

Brewers

Schwarber homered to right on the first pitch, J.Báez scored, Heyward scored, Happ scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, J.Báez scored, Heyward scored, Happ scored.

Schwarber homered to left on a 1-2 count, Heyward scored, Happ scored.

Homered to left on a 1-2 count, Heyward scored, Happ scored.

Piña singled to left, Grandal scored, Aguilar to third, Arcia to second.

Singled to left, Grandal scored, Aguilar to third, Arcia to second.

Cain hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Happ, Aguilar scored, Arcia to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Happ, Aguilar scored, Arcia to third.

Yelich doubled to left, Arcia scored, Piña to third.

Doubled to left, Arcia scored, Piña to third.

Caratini homered to right on a 0-1 count, Happ scored, Schwarber scored.

Homered to right on a 0-1 count, Happ scored, Schwarber scored.

Cubs second.  Rizzo lined out to second baseman Hiura.  J.Báez singled to center.  Heyward singled to center, J.Báez to second.  Happ walked, J.Báez to third, Heyward to second.  Schwarber homered to right on the first pitch, J.Báez scored, Heyward scored, Happ scored.  Quintana grounded out, shortstop Arcia to first baseman Aguilar.  Garcia struck out.

Cubs fourth.  J.Báez walked on a full count.  Heyward grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Aguilar to shortstop Arcia, J.Báez out.  Happ walked on four pitches, Heyward to second.  Schwarber homered to left on a 1-2 count, Heyward scored, Happ scored.  Quintana grounded out, second baseman Hiura to first baseman Aguilar.  Garcia fouled out to right fielder Yelich.

Brewers fifth.  Grandal walked.  Aguilar singled to left, Grandal to second.  Arcia walked on a full count, Grandal to third, Aguilar to second.  Saladino struck out.  Piña pinch-hitting for Davies.  Piña singled to left, Grandal scored, Aguilar to third, Arcia to second.  Cain hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Happ, Aguilar scored, Arcia to third.  Yelich doubled to left, Arcia scored, Piña to third.  Brach pitching.  Braun grounded out, third baseman Bryant to first baseman Rizzo.

Cubs sixth.  Jeffress pitching.  J.Báez struck out.  Heyward struck out.  Happ walked.  Schwarber hit an infield single to first, Happ to second.  Caratini pinch-hitting for Brach.  Caratini homered to right on a 0-1 count, Happ scored, Schwarber scored.  Garcia lined out to second baseman Hiura.

Brewers eighth.  Cain safe at first on fielding error by second baseman Garcia.  Yelich lined out to shortstop J.Báez.  Kintzler pitching.  Braun doubled to left, Cain scored.  Hiura struck out.  Grandal struck out.

Cubs ninth.  Williams pitching.  Schwarber was hit by a pitch.  Almora Jr. pinch-hitting for Kintzler.  Almora Jr. flied out to right fielder Yelich.  Garcia singled to left, Schwarber to third.  Contreras grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Arcia unassisted, Schwarber scored, Garcia out.  Bryant struck out.

 At 55-47, the Cubs are tied with the Cardinals for first place in the NL Central, with Milwaukee trailing by just two games. Chicago and Milwaukee have split six games this season, and there are still 13 remaining matchups between the two divisional rivals

 The Brewers have hit at least one home run in 11 consecutive games, currently the longest-active home run streak in MLB. Milwaukee has scored 53.7 percent of its runs via home runs this season, the highest percentage in MLB.

 In his 100th game of the season, Javier Baez hit his 25th home run of the season. The only Cubs shortstop to reach at least 25 homers through 100 games in a season is Ernie Banks, who did so in 1955, 1958, 1959 and 1960 (based on primary position in season).

 Over his last 162 regular season games, Christian Yelich is batting .351 with 60 home runs. The only other players all-time to bat at least .350 with 60+ home runs over any 162-game span are Babe Ruth, Jimmie Foxx and Barry Bonds.

 Over his last five starts, Kyle Hendricks is 0-4 with a 4.81 ERA, and the Cubs have lost all five games. Hendricks has never gone six straight starts without a team win in his career.

 Anthony Rizzo has reached base safely in 23 consecutive games, the second-longest active streak in the majors behind Ronald Acuna Jr (29). Over this time (since June 26), Rizzo's .440 on-base percentage ranks third in the NL behind Yelich (.460) and teammate Kris Bryant (.449) (min. 80 PA).

HP - Cederstrom, 1B - Additon, 2B - Johnson, 3B - Foster

The Milwaukee Brewers will go for a sweep of their three-game series against the visiting Chicago Cubs on Sunday at Miller Park.
The Brewers took advantage of the Chicago bullpen for the second straight game on Saturday, rallying from deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 for the win and moving into a tie with the Cubs for second place in the NL Central.

Brewers hope to cap sweep of rival Cubs

MILWAUKEE (AP)  After losing consecutive nail-biters in a matchup of NL Central contenders, Kyle Schwarber made sure the Chicago Cubs could breathe easier in the series finale.
Schwarber hit a grand slam and a three-run homer to power the Cubs past the Milwaukee Brewers 11-4 on Sunday, averting a three-game sweep. The Cubs moved into a first-place tie with St. Louis, with Milwaukee one game back.

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