Brewers extend winning streak to 11 with 6-0 shutout of Mariners, claiming MLB’s best record this late for first time since 1982.

Well, they're likely not going to finish 122-40, but after a 6-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners July 21, the Brewers have won 11 straight games and suddenly have Major League Baseball's best record. That also means they've hurdled the rival Chicago Cubs in the National League Central Division standings.

An eventful weekend for the red-hot Brewers, great portents for home run history, the Giants fail to capitalize and more from the weekend in MLB.

As Milwaukee rides a red-hot winning streak and climbs the MLB standings, Brewers manager Pat Murphy delivers a blunt reality check.

Their lead in the NL Central grew to 6 ½ games on June 17. They haven't even been playing poorly lately -- they are still on pace to win 97 games -- but the lead has dwindled. In fact, the Cubs and Brewers are tied for first place.

A recent study indicated that in addition to being the hottest team in the majors, the Brewers are one of the most affordable to watch at home.

As the MLB trade deadline looms, Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez could find himself heading to the Milwaukee Brewers.

Williams sensed he was gone last year after giving up that game-winning homer to Mets first baseman Pete Alonso in the Division series. It was a gut-wrenching end to the Brewers’ season, the last game beloved Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker called.

With the All-Star break in the rearview and regular-season baseball back in full swing, the MLB world now shifts its focus to the rapidly approaching trade deadline. And with roughly 100 games done for each team,