Brewers Score 16+ Runs at Four Road Parks First Time Since 1939

The Milwaukee Brewers are demonstrating historic offensive dominance this MLB season, becoming the first team since 1939 to score 16 or more runs on the road at four different ballparks, highlighted by a 16-run game against the Washington Nationals. Their potent offense is key to their surge to the top of the National League Central division, boasting the best road record and third-best batting average in Major League Baseball. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Braves achieved a remarkable victory reminiscent of a 1933 occurrence by winning a game after leading 11-3 and then withstanding an eight-run comeback without hitting a home run, ultimately securing the win in extra innings. This rare Braves win underscores the unpredictable and thrilling nature of the current MLB season. Conversely, the New York Yankees endured a historic and frustrating loss, becoming the first team since 1940 to lose on the road after scoring 12 runs, with their new trade acquisitions struggling to contain the Miami Marlins' late rally. These events collectively highlight the blend of extraordinary offensive feats and dramatic comebacks defining this MLB season.