PHILADELPHIA — The Milwaukee Brewers have officially reached 100 victories.
Milwaukee Brewers 5 · Philadelphia Phillies 1
Game date: Sep 24, 2026 · America/Chicago
Published: Oct 12, 2026
Professional · Baseball · MLB
PHILADELPHIA — The Milwaukee Brewers have officially reached 100 victories.
Thursday's 5–1 win over Philadelphia pushed Milwaukee to 100–59, giving the organization a milestone that reflects its consistency throughout the season.
The Brewers reached the century mark by combining five runs of offense with another strong run-prevention performance.
Philadelphia managed only one run for the second consecutive game.
Across those two victories, Milwaukee outscored the Phillies 9–2.
That's the kind of balance the Brewers hope will carry into October.
The offense doesn't have to produce a huge number every night when the pitching staff consistently limits opponents.
Reaching 100 victories also demonstrates that Milwaukee's success isn't built around one particularly strong month.
The Brewers have produced enough results across an entire season to establish themselves among baseball's elite.
Still, the milestone creates an interesting challenge.
Regular-season excellence raises expectations.
A team that wins 100 games isn't merely hoping to reach the postseason. Its supporters expect a meaningful October run.
Milwaukee has earned that pressure.
The St. Louis series was the final regular-season assignment on Milwaukee’s schedule.
The next objective is carrying the same consistency into the games that determine whether this season becomes memorable or historic.
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