Brewers Get No Help From Phillies or Diamondbacks
The final week of the baseball season has begun. Most things are wrapped up for the postseason. The only things left to be decided are the National League Wild Card race and the National League Central. Both involved your Milwaukee Brewers. In one of the more memorable runs to the playoffs, Milwaukee is in the playoff mix. It is incredible, but the work isn’t done. They need to keep winning for a chance at clinching the National League Central or get homefield for the dramatic one-game Wild Card game. Brewers did not get any help from the Philadelphia Phillies and Arizona Diamondbacks who both lost last night to Washington and St. Louis.
Goldy‘s return is going well! 💣 pic.twitter.com/WTfJ6mc0iC
— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) September 24, 2019
That was RAD.
We're gonna welcome our next contestants all the way from Bel Air, California…
Please welcome Will "The Thrill" and @treavturner! pic.twitter.com/pUbRfk5PXx
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) September 24, 2019
This is not going to be easy for the Brewers to get any higher in the standings in the next couple of days. The hope is that Washington’s tough schedule where they have to play five days in four games leads to a slip-up here or there. Cardinals did get challenged by Arizona, but they led for the majority of the game with Arizona coming back multiple times. Milwaukee will start a tough series against Cincinnati this week. Reds are not going to lie down like the Pittsburgh Pirates did this weekend at Miller Park.
Charlie.