Quinn Priester is now tied with Chris Bosio and Cal Eldred from the 1992 Brewers team in having won 10 consecutive decisions.

The Milwaukee Brewers are figuring out new ways to win just as quickly as the New York Mets are finding new ways to lose. The red-hot Brewers will look to remain perfect this month when they attempt to complete a sweep of the reeling Mets in the finale of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon.

With the Pittsburgh Pirates, it was an endless quest of tinkering in hopes of finding a solution. With the Boston Red Sox, it was a one-track chase of velocity, with coaches telling him he needed to average 96 mph with his sinker for it to play properly. Priester, while spending most of his time in the minor leagues, was searching.

BOTTOM LINE: The Milwaukee Brewers take on the Cincinnati Reds after Christian Yelich had four hits against the Reds on Friday. Cincinnati has a 35-28 record at home and a 64-59 record overall. Reds hitters have a collective .318 on-base percentage, the ninth-ranked percentage in the NL.

The Milwaukee Brewers rallied from seven runs down on Friday night to stun the Cincinnati Reds 10-8 at Great American Ball Park. Trailing 8-1 in the top of the

Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Quinn Priester made a special visit to an Aurora Health Care clinic in Greenfield on Tuesday, Aug. 12.

The Brewers may not have a ton of cash, but you don't need it when you find diamonds in the rough on other teams' depth charts. Milwaukee has made a habit of that in recent years, and 2025 is no exception, with the Quinn Priester and Devin Williams heists just the latest in a long line of swindlings.