The Brewers beat the Phillies to win their first 100 wins in a season, becoming the first major league team to achieve this record.

The Brewers defeated the Phillies today and won the first 100 wins in a season in team history. (Taken from Major League Baseball Official X)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] Today, the Brewers visited the Phillies at home. They scored 3 runs in the 8th inning to lay the foundation for victory. They won 5:1 in the end. They ended the 3-game series with 2 wins and 1 loss. They also won 5 of the last 6 games and became the first major league team to win 100 games.

The Brewers got the lead in the first half of the second inning with hits from Cooper Pratt and Sal Frelick, but in the second half of the third inning, starting pitcher Shane Drohan also tied the game with hits from Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper.

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The line was suppressed since the score was scored, and it was not until the first half of the 8th inning that the Brewers seized the opportunity after the Phillies replaced José Alvarado. After the first batter Jackson Chourio walked to load the bases, Jake Bauers, Gary Sánchez, Platt and Joey Ortiz) all had hits and scored 3 runs in a single inning, and in the 9th, Jorio added a hit to add insurance and lay the foundation for victory.

The Brewers relied on a pitching battle to win today. Including Draughan who started and completed 2.2 innings, Chad Patrick, Aaron Ashby, JoJo Romero and Antonio Senzatela defended the victory in relays. Among them, Romero won his third win of the season and Senzatela received his fourth rescue success.

The Brewers who won today have the strongest record in the major leagues at 100 wins and 59 losses. It is also the second time in the major leagues that a team has won 100 wins in a single season since the Warriors, Orioles and Dodgers in 2023. In addition, this is also the first time in the history of the team (including the predecessor Seattle Pilots) since its establishment in 1969 to achieve 100 wins in a single season, setting a new record.

For the Phillies, after today's loss, the magic number that leads to the playoffs is still stuck at "M2", with only 2 games behind the Diamondbacks, who are fourth in the National League wild card.