Milwaukee Brewers went down 7-0 to start the game against the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday afternoon. My first thought was ‘Well, this is not a game for me to turn on as I work.’ Then I scrolled to Twitter to see the Brewers started to tack some runs back on, so, the TV flipped on. That was a good decision. Milwaukee would end up scoring 15 unanswered runs against the Chicago Cubs and score a sweep of the Northsiders for the first time since April 2013 in Milwaukee. Shouts to all of the Cubs fans who paid us to watch their team get their asses beat for three straight days. Here’s me believing the eulogy in the latest SnotapWI Game Review.

BREWERS GAME REVIEW: RIP to the Chicago Cubs. #ThisIsMyCrew #Brewers pic.twitter.com/osonPzreiM

— Charlie of SnoTapWI (@SnoTapWI) June 30, 2021

The Cubs are now six games back of the Brewers. Milwaukee has the largest division lead of anyone in baseball. On the phone in May, my dad said to me that the Brewers were going to have the best record in baseball by the end of August. I laughed him off, but you know what, the guy might be right. This offense is finally clicking, and that is a bad, bad sign for the rest of the National League. Willy Adames continues to be a shot in the arm for this team, and Luis Urias is making all of us look foolish. Let’s keep it going in Pittsburgh this weekend.

Charlie.