Brewers Sweep Mets, Extend Streak to Nine Games

The Milwaukee Brewers extended their winning streak to nine games by sweeping the New York Mets in a series marked by severe weather and flash flooding in Milwaukee. Despite record-setting rainfall that caused road closures and limited parking, games proceeded as scheduled with strong fan attendance. The Brewers showcased standout plays, including Blake Perkins' game-saving throw at home on Friday, Isaac Collins' walkoff home run on Sunday, and key homers from William Contreras. Their resilience in overcoming both tough competition and adverse conditions has strengthened their World Series credentials. The Mets' struggles continued, with their losing streak reaching six straight and ten losses in eleven games. The Brewers’ performance and fan support highlighted their growing status as one of MLB’s top teams.