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The Brewers are finally on a roll, winning 9 of 10 and sweeping the D'backs. Not much more to say.

Onto the game.

Bottom of the 1st...Rickie Weeks reached on an infield single to third. Rickie Weeks safe at second on throwing error by pitcher Micah Owings. Gabe Kapler doubled to deep right center, scoring Weeks from second. Ryan Braun walked. Prince Fielder struck out swinging. Corey Hart flied into a double play. He flied out to center on a nice catch by the center fielder, then he threw it to second base for the double play. Kapler was rounding third, and didn't make it back to second in time. Brewers-1 D'backs-0

Top of the 3rd...Augie Ojeda struck out swinging. Chris Burke singled to center. Orlando Hudson singled to deep right, Burke advanced to third. Mark Reynolds singled center scoring Burke from third and advancing Hudson to second. Chris Young struck out swinging. Chris Snyder lined out to center. D'backs-1 Brewers-1

Bottom of the 3rd...Manny Parra doubled to deep right. Rickie Weeks struck out swinging. Gabe Kapler singled to right, advancing Parra to third. Ryan Braun singled to center, scoring Parra from third, advancing Kapler to third because of an error by the center fielder. Prince Fielder singled to center, scoring Kapler from third, and advancing Braun to second. Corey Hart singled to deep left center, scoring Braun from second, and advancing Fielder to second. Russell Branyan singled to left, loading the bases. Jason Kendall hit a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Fielder from second, and advancing Hart to third. Craig Counsell struck out swinging. Brewers-5 D'backs-1

Bottom of the 4th...Manny Parra struck out swinging. Rickie Weeks flied out to center. Gabe Kapler singled to right, advancing to second on error by right fielder Justin Upton. Ryan Braun tripled to deep center, scoring Kapler from second. Prince Fielder walked. Corey Part hit a inside-the-park-home-run to deep right, scoring Braun from third, and Fielder from 1st. Russell Branyan homered to center. Jason Kendall grounded out to the shortstop. Brewers-10 D'backs-1

W-Manny Parra (4-2)
L-Micah Owings (6-4)

Player of the game:Corey Hart (2-4, 1 run, 1 HR, 4 RBI)
D'backs player of the game:Mark Reynolds (1-4, 1 RBI)

Next game:Friday, 6/6/08, 8:05 CST, @ Colorado Rockies

Brewers:Ben Sheets (6-1, 2.71 ERA)
Rockies:Ubaldo Jimenez (1-6, 5.37 ERA)

NL CENTRAL STANDINGS:
Chicago Cubs (38-21)
St. Louis Cardinals (35-25)
Milwaukee Brewers (32-28)
Houston Astros (31-29)
Pittsburgh Pirates (28-31)
Cincinnati Reds (28-31)

NL WEST STANDINGS:
Arizona Diamondbacks (32-28)
LA Dodgers (28-31)
San Francisco Giants (25-35)
San Diego Padres (23-37)
Colorado Rockies (22-38)

June 4, 2008  10:08 PM ET

Great to see the Brewers on their hot streak. Bring on the Rockies & Stros!!!

June 4, 2008  10:09 PM ET

Also, Gabe Kapler (whose BA is now up to .330 I believe) is making a strong case to be starting CF. 4-5 in today's game. 2-4 in Sunday's game. Of the 9 ABs, and of the 6 hits in those 2 games, I believe 4/6 of those hits were extra base hits.

June 4, 2008  10:17 PM ET

The Brewers have been playing excellent, and all the players have been performing, except Hall.

June 4, 2008  10:27 PM ET

Nice to see the Brewers hitting their stride. I think PackBrew is right about 4 of Kaplers 6 hits in the home stand being extras. Also Kapler got robbed of another hit. Gabe Kapler is making a huge bid to be comeback player of the year.

Just an all around impressive homestand. Just one last random thought..I still am concerned about 3rd base..Russell Branyan is a relatively streaky hitter and I'm interested to see what happens when he does cool down a little bit.

June 4, 2008  10:45 PM ET

was just a flat out beat down
great series all around by the Brewers for the sweep

homestand stats 8-1 record
7 of the games held the opponent to 1 run or less

June 4, 2008  11:00 PM ET

Amazing homestand...couldnt have been better.

June 5, 2008  01:08 AM ET

7 of the games held the opponent to 1 run or less
Head Kick KO | 06/04/08, 10:45 PM

I wasn't aware of that.

June 5, 2008  01:09 AM ET

badgerfan...another concern there is that Bill Hall is doing horrible against righties. It is going to be tough when Branyan cools down.

 
June 5, 2008  09:04 AM ET

Brewers are one of theose teams that always look like they might be able to do it. It all comes down to pitching. Do they have enough?

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