Reds walk-off ends Brewers' 14-game win streak

The Milwaukee Brewers saw their historic win streak reach a dramatic peak over the weekend in Cincinnati, then watched it end in heartbreak on Sunday as the Reds walked off in the 10th inning to snap the franchise’s single-season record run at 14. The sequence included two blowout comebacks and a tightly fought Sunday finish, underscoring both Milwaukee’s surging form and the Reds’ resilience in a divisional race that remains unsettled.

Milwaukee opened the series with a stunning comeback, erasing a seven-run deficit to prevail 10-8 in a game that featured two-way star power from Christian Yelich. Yelich homered twice among four hits and drove in five runs, sparking a rally that began in the third inning after Andrew Vaughn’s three-run shot had pushed Milwaukee behind early. Brice Turang added a RBI double, and Yelich capped the comeback with a solo homer in the sixth to put the Brewers in front for good. The win continued Milwaukee’s breakthrough run this season, highlighting a roster filled with players who have risen to the moment when the team most needed it.

The following night produced another dramatic moment, as Andruw Monasterio delivered a pinch-hit, three-run homer in...