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Brewers reach 100 wins for first time, slow Phillies' playoff push with 5-1 victory

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Gelston, D. (2026, September 25). Brewers reach 100 wins for first time, slow Phillies' playoff push with 5-1 victory. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/brewers-reach-100-wins-for-first-time-slow-phillies-playoff-push-with-5-1-victory/article_93880cd6-a3fc-5ee9-93c5-b6e5e8928847.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-09-25 · by Dan Gelston

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On Thursday night in Philadelphia, the Milwaukee Brewers secured their first 100 wins of the season with a 5-1 victory over the Phillies, thanks to Jackson Chourio’s 25th home run. The win slowed down Philadelphia’s playoff push and highlighted Milwaukee’s dominance, as they aim to secure the top seed in the NL playoffs by surpassing last year's win record of 97. Despite Andrew Painter's strong performance for the Phillies, including eight strikeouts in six innings, the Brewers managed a decisive lead with key hits from Jake Bauers and others in the eighth inning.
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On Thursday night, the Milwaukee Brewers reached a historic milestone by winning their 100th game of the season with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, marking the first time they have achieved this feat in franchise history. The win also slowed down Philadelphia’s push for securing one of the National League playoff spots, as the team needed a win to maintain hope of clinching their fifth consecutive playoff berth. Luis Arraez, who leads the NL in batting average, left the game early with an ankle injury, further complicating Philadelphia's prospects. Meanwhile, the Brewers are now aiming to secure the top seed in the playoffs and have the support of enthusiastic fans holding "100" signs as they celebrate their achievement.

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🔮 The Sixers did not say if Brown was expected to miss any more games.
🔮 The Pistons improved to 3-0 in their first game without All-Star center Jalen Duren, who will miss at least two weeks with a strained right hamstring.
🔮 “I don’t have any animosity or beef, or ill will towards him.
🔮 He was expected to play Sunday night at home against Detroit.
🔮 James had 17 points and 10 rebounds in the biggest comeback win of his career, and fellow newcomer Jaylen Brown had 21 points in game that already may be tough for the Sixers to top this season, which they’ve started with wins over the NBA champion Knicks and the Eastern Conference finalist Cavaliers.
🔮 The 41-year-old James, in his record 24th NBA season, was set to make his home debut for the Sixers Thursday night against Cleveland.
🔮 Hurts is on injured reserve and will miss at least four games with a blood clot in his calf.
🔮 While nothing from this game will go down on James’ stat sheet, Sixers fans had been waiting to catch a glimpse of him in his No. 23 jersey since he signed with the team in July.
🔮 Sullivan dabbed tears in May during a high school graduation speech where he called his father, “not only my favorite teacher of all time, but my role model,” and cited inspiration to think strategically from “my favorite lawyer, AKA my mom.”
🔮 They lost a few more on Sunday and could be looking to start a handful of backups when they play Jacksonville this weekend.
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Brewers Milwaukee PHILADELPHIA Phillies Tampa Bay

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PHILADELPHIA GPE · 5× Phillies ORG · 4× Brewers ORG · 2× Milwaukee GPE · 2× Tampa Bay GPE · 2× Jackson Chourio PERSON · 1× Los Angeles Dodgers ORG · 1× Luis Arraez PERSON · 1× National League Central ORG · 1× The Milwaukee Brewers ORG · 1×

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Philadelphia got more good pitching news earlier in the day when All-Star lefty Jesús Luzardo said he has recovered enough from left shoulder inflammation that he should be able to pitch next week in the playoffs.
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The Milwaukee Brewers reached 100 wins for the first time, and Jackson Chourio hit his 25th homer to lift them to a 5-1 victory over Philadelphia on Thursday night that slowed the Phillies’ playoff push. asserted
that → reach → push
The Phillies needed a win to at least have a shot at clinching their fifth straight trip to the playoffs. asserted
Phillies → need → playoffs
They instead can try again to clinch for the third straight game on Friday against Tampa Bay. asserted
They → try → Bay
Philadelphia surely play without NL batting leader Luis Arraez after he came off with a sprained left ankle after he tried to avoid a tag at first base. asserted
he → play → base
Milwaukee reached one more milestone to go with its National League Central title and a first-round postseason bye. asserted
Milwaukee → reach → title
The Brewers are the first team this year to 100 wins and are trying to hold off the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers for the No. 1 seed in the NL playoffs. asserted
Brewers → try → playoffs
Brewers fans crowded the seats behind the dugout and held “100” signs as players left the field. asserted
players → crowd → field
Bryce Harper tied the game 1-1 with an RBI single in the third. asserted
Harper → tie → third
Jake Bauers hit the tiebreaking single off José Alvarado (5-4) in the eighth inning, and Cooper Pratt and Joey Ortiz added run-scoring singles in the inning for a 4-1 lead. asserted
Pratt → hit → lead
Chourio hit a solo shot in the ninth. asserted
Chourio → hit → ninth
JoJo Romero (3-3) got the win and Antonio Senzatela earned his fourth save. asserted
Senzatela → get → save
Phillies starter Andrew Painter had another terrific outing in a second half rebound that should see him play a role in the postseason in the rotation or out of the bullpen. asserted
him → have → bullpen
He allowed Sam Frelick’s RBI double in the second and finished with eight strikeouts and three walks in six innings. asserted
He → allow → innings
The rookie right-hander was demoted to the minors in June after a 12-4 loss to Miami left him with eight losses in nine decisions and a 7.06 ERA. asserted
loss → demote → decisions
Since his July 31 recalled has a 3.65 ERA in 11 starts with 62 strikeouts to 23 walks. asserted
recalled → recall → walks
Philadelphia got more good pitching news earlier in the day when All-Star lefty Jesús Luzardo said he has recovered enough from left shoulder inflammation that he should be able to pitch next week in the playoffs. asserted
he → get → playoffs
Up next Milwaukee tunes up for the playoffs with a three-game homestand against St. Louis. asserted
Milwaukee → tune → Louis
Philadelphia sends LHP Cristopher Sánchez (18-6, 2.93 ERA) to the mound Friday when the Phillies open a three-game series against AL East champion Tampa Bay. asserted
Phillies → send → Bay
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