Brewers Sweep Nationals, Set Franchise Records in Hits, Runs

The Milwaukee Brewers completed a dominant weekend sweep of the Washington Nationals, finishing with a 14-3 win on Sunday that capped a historic three-game series. The Brewers set franchise records with 56 hits and 38 runs over the series, marking the most hits in a three-game series in Milwaukee history and the first such feat in the major leagues since 1950. Brice Turang was a standout performer, hitting two home runs on Sunday and driving in four runs, while Joey Ortiz also added four RBIs. Pitching-wise, Logan Henderson, called up to replace the injured Jacob Misiorowski, pitched 4.1 strong innings allowing just one earned run, with Aaron Ashby earning the win in relief. The Brewers currently hold the best record in baseball at 67-44 and will begin a series against the Atlanta Braves with Quinn Priester starting. Throughout the series, the Brewers' offense was relentless, with every starter reaching base in multiple games and a collective team effort praised by manager Pat Murphy.