Milwaukee Brewers Sweep Mets Amid Nine-Game Winning Streak

The Milwaukee Brewers continue their dominant run by winning their ninth straight game, completing a three-game sweep over the struggling New York Mets. The Brewers improved to 73-44, having won 12 of their last 13 games, with key contributions including a four-run seventh inning highlighted by a two-run homer from William Contreras after a rare pitch-clock violation gave him a second chance. Right-hander Quinn Priester is set to start in their bid for a ninth consecutive win, as the Brewers maintain the best record in baseball. Meanwhile, the Mets have endured a tough stretch, losing seven straight and 11 of their last 12 games, dropping them out of first place in the National League East. Pete Alonso, despite hitting a home run in the latest loss, has struggled recently, batting .207 over his last 15 games, reflecting the Mets' broader offensive difficulties. The Brewers' clubhouse is energized by their winning streak, with Contreras describing it as one of the best moments in franchise history.