Brewers Push for History in Final Stretch | Milwaukee Brewers News

0:00It's September 12th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, powered by AI, your team, your update. The Milwaukee Brewers are heading to the playoffs again. This marks their fourth consecutive division title if things stay on track, and they're looking like the best team in baseball for the second year. Running. With just 14 games left, the team isn't slowing down. The manager says they've still got more goals to hit. Beyond the team's success, there are some individual milestones within reach. The young outfielder Jackson Churrio, who's already had two seasons with at least 20 homers and 20 stolen bases, is close to achieving that feat. For a third time, he's currently sitting at 23 homers and 17 stolen bases. And despite missing the first month with a broken hand, he's having a career best year at the plate. Then there's pitcher Jacob Missy-Irawski. He's a strong favor for the Saai Young Award, leading the league in ERA and strikeouts. He's also on pace to potentially set a new Brewers franchise record for strikeouts in

1:01a season, needing just 28 more to break the existing. Mark. And let's not forget about Bryce Tarrang. After a slow start, he's been on fire lately, driving in a lot of runs. He's currently at 90 RBIs for the season, and with 14 games left, he has a shot at reaching 100, which would be quite an accomplishment. So even though the postseason is secured, there's still plenty of excitement and individual battles to watch as the Brewers wrap up their regular season.