Milwaukee’s manager Pat Murphy admits his team hasn’t clicked as a unit despite their league-best record and jaw-dropping 22-0 shutout win—tying a modern MLB record. They bounced back from a brutal sweep in San Diego to crush the two-time defending World Series champs, the Dodgers, on the road. Even without landing star pitcher Tarik Skubal, they’ve thrived with rookies like Logan Henderson and new addition Dustin May, overcoming injuries and a grueling 17-day stretch with no days off. First baseman Jake Bauers credits their resilience and depth, saying they’re built to keep winning—even when it’s hard. With a top-scoring offense and a relentless drive, they’re chasing their eighth playoff appearance in nine seasons and a fourth straight division title.
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