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Brewers

H.Pérez grounded out, second baseman Kemp to first baseman Rizzo.

Arcia flied out to center fielder Heyward.

Grisham singled to center, Austin to second.

Yelich homered to center on a full count, Austin scored, Grisham scored.

Homered to center on a full count, Austin scored, Grisham scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Kemp to first baseman Rizzo.

Cubs

Arcia grounded out, second baseman Russell to first baseman Caratini, Gamel scored, Spangenberg to third.

Grounded out, second baseman Russell to first baseman Caratini, Gamel scored, Spangenberg to third.

Brewers fourth.  Gamel singled to left.  Shaw fouled out to third baseman Bryant.  Spangenberg singled to left, Gamel to third.  Spangenberg to second.  Arcia grounded out, second baseman Russell to first baseman Caratini, Gamel scored, Spangenberg to third.  Freitas pinch-hitting for G.Gonzalez.  Freitas walked.  Wieck pitching.  Grisham struck out.

Brewers ninth.  Kimbrel pitching.  Arcia flied out to center fielder Heyward.  Austin walked on a full count.  Grisham singled to center, Austin to second.  Piña struck out.  Yelich homered to center on a full count, Austin scored, Grisham scored.  Strop pitching.  H.Pérez pinch-hitting for Pomeranz.  H.Pérez grounded out, second baseman Kemp to first baseman Rizzo.

 The Cubs swept a three-game set from the Brewers at Wrigley Field from Aug. 2-4 to take a 7-5 edge in the season series. Milwaukee has lost five straight to the Cubs in Chicago and has scored two runs or fewer in each of those defeats.

 The Cubs will play 23 of their final 29 games against NL Central foes, with 13 of those contests to be held at Wrigley Field. Chicago has won 11 of its last 12 divisional games at home while outscoring the opposition by a 68-32 margin.

 Milwaukee has scored 51.8 percent of its runs this season via the home run, the largest amount in the National League and second-highest in MLB (Toronto, 53.3). The Brewers are 3-16 since May 18 when failing to homer, the second-worst record in the NL over that span behind only Philadelphia (2-17).

 Ryan Braun is batting .364 with a 1.040 OPS in August and has hit safely in 18 of his last 19 starts. Braun has four home runs in his last 12 games at Wrigley Field dating back to last August, and all have come off Friday's starter Jose Quintana.

 Quintana will be making his 14th start against Milwaukee since the 2017 All-Star break, the most by any pitcher versus a single opponent in that time frame. Six of those starts have come at Wrigley Field, where he's 3-2 with a 2.72 ERA against the Brewers since 2018.

 Chase Anderson enters Friday's start on five days rest, where he's 3-0 with a 3.00 ERA in five starts this season. He's just 1-3 with a 5.25 ERA in 12 starts when working on four days rest.

HP - Timmons, 1B - Ortiz, 2B - Muchlinski, 3B - Drake

The Chicago Cubs expect to welcome back a familiar face when they host the Milwaukee Brewers in the rubber match of a three-game series Sunday afternoon.
Veteran Ben Zobrist, who left the team in May because of personal reasons, is set to rejoin his teammates as part of an expanded roster for September. The 38-year-old played a vital role in the Cubs' 2016 World Series championship run and is hoping to be part of another playoff chase.

Zobrist expected back for Cubs in finale vs. Brewers

CHICAGO (AP)  The last day of August and first day of September looked awfully familiar to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Christian Yelich hit a three-run homer off Craig Kimbrel in the ninth inning, and Milwaukee beat Chicago 4-0 on Sunday for its second straight shutout against the Cubs.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ Chicago Cubs on September 1, 2019

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