The Brewers beat the Braves 7-2 on Aug 5, 2025, extending their win streak. Freddy Peralta dominated and Andrew Vaughn stayed hot in the big road win. See how.
StatPro MLB Beat Reporter
Just when you think this season can't get any more exciting, the Milwaukee Brewers find another gear. The Crew rolled into Atlanta and handled the Braves with a decisive 7-2 victory on Tuesday night, extending their winning streak to five games and padding their lead as the best team in all of baseball with a staggering 69-44 record. This isn't just a hot streak; it's a statement.
Over his 11-game hitting streak, Andrew Vaughn has hit four home runs and driven in 14 runs, raising his batting average from a lowly .204 to a respectable .240.
The victory was powered by another stellar outing from 'Fastball' Freddy Peralta, who improved to 13-5 on the season. Peralta was masterful over five innings, allowing just one run on four hits while striking out six. The offense gave him all the support he'd need in a massive four-run fourth inning, highlighted by a clutch two-run single from the scorching-hot Andrew Vaughn and a bases-loaded infield single by Christian Yelich. Isaac Collins also chipped in with two hits and two RBIs, showcasing the lineup's depth. Even when the Braves threatened, loading the bases in the sixth, Nick Mears came in to slam the door, preserving the comfortable lead.
The biggest individual story right now has to be the resurgence of Andrew Vaughn. His two-run single last night extended his hitting streak to 11 games, matching a career high. It's been a transformative stretch for the first baseman, who has completely turned his season around. After struggling to stay above the Mendoza line for much of the year, Vaughn is now one of the team's most reliable run producers, providing critical power and clutch hits. His turnaround is a testament to his hard work and a major reason for the team's recent surge.
While the big-league club is dominating, the future is looking just as bright. The organization's commitment to building a sustainable winner is on full display. Right-hander Travis Smith was just named the Brewers’ Minor League Starting Pitcher of the Month for July after posting a microscopic 0.69 ERA. But the even bigger news is the promotion of the system's top two prospects, infielders Jesús Made (No. 1) and Luis Peña (No. 2), to High-A Wisconsin. Seeing the next wave of talent climbing the ladder is a thrilling sign for the long-term health of the franchise.
With the team firing on all cylinders and the farm system churning out promising talent, the Crew looks to complete the sweep against Atlanta tomorrow. Jose Quintana takes the mound against Spencer Strider in a finale that could push this winning streak to six. It's a great time to be a Brewers fan, and this magical season just keeps getting better.
