Brewers Extend Winning Streak To Six Led By Andrew Vaughn’s Four RBIs

Andrew Vaughn has been a key contributor to the Milwaukee Brewers' recent success, including their sixth straight win with a dramatic 6-5 comeback against the Washington Nationals. Vaughn extended his hitting streak to six games and drove in four RBIs in the latest game, highlighted by two crucial two-run doubles, including a game-tying hit in the ninth inning. His recent performance marks a significant improvement from his overall season average of .206, as he has hit .429 over his last five games. The Brewers also celebrated the return of Brandon Woodruff, who pitched well in his first home game in nearly two years, striking out 10 batters in 4.1 innings. Earlier, Vaughn homered in an 8-3 win that extended the Brewers' winning streak to five games, becoming the first player in franchise history to record an RBI in each of his first four games with Milwaukee following his mid-June trade acquisition from the White Sox. Vaughn's surge has helped energize the team and fans alike, solidifying his role while first baseman Rhys Hoskins recovers from injury.