When the Brewers strolled into Dodger Stadium the morning of July 20, it stood that no NL club had swept its season series with the Los Angeles Dodgers since 2006.

With their 10th straight win Sunday, the Brewers are now two victories shy of the hallowed mark of 12 consecutive wins, a benchmark that triggers one of the most famous promotions in Milwaukee history...

Collins’ two-out single to center field off reliever Lou Trivino (3-1) broke a 4-all tie and put Milwaukee ahead for good after a back-and-forth start.

The Brewers swept the Dodgers, in LA, over the weekend as they extended their win streak to ten and climbed up the standings to tie the Cubs for the lead in the NL Central. The Dodgers remain 3.5 games up in the NL West,

As the Dodgers ride out a brutal stretch, protective wrap might be the best way to get to the other side.

Shohei Ohtani hit a two-run home run that extended the Los Angeles Dodgers lead over the Milwaukee Brewers.