Brewers sweep Twins in June 2025 series, winning the finale 9-8! Brice Turang & Rhys Hoskins homer as the Crew moves 8 games over .500. Recap inside.
StatPro MLB Beat Reporter
What a difference a weekend makes! The Milwaukee Brewers are back home and buzzing, riding the momentum of a dominant three-game sweep over the Minnesota Twins. After capping the series with a thrilling 9-8 slugfest on Sunday, the Crew now sits at a season-high eight games over .500 and looks to keep the good times rolling as they open a new series against the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight at American Family Field.
With their sweep of the Twins, the Brewers moved to a season-high eight games over .500 (43-35) and improved their playoff odds to 40.4%.
The weekend was pure electricity, culminating in Sunday's nail-biting 9-8 victory. The bats were on fire as the Brewers pounded out 17 hits. Brice Turang delivered the big blow with a three-run homer, while Rhys Hoskins continued his hot hitting with a home run and a double of his own. Young gun Caleb Durbin was a sparkplug, collecting three hits and scoring twice. Even when the Twins threatened late, Trevor Megill slammed the door for his 17th save, sealing a statement sweep that sent a message to the rest of the NL Central.
This isn't just a hot streak; it's a significant surge. The four straight wins (and six of their last eight) have pushed the Brewers' record to 43-35 and solidified their spot as a top contender in the division. More importantly, the analytics are starting to believe. The team's playoff odds have jumped to 40.4%, a testament to their balanced attack and a bullpen that's finding its groove at the perfect time. This is the kind of baseball that builds a foundation for a deep October run.
The success on the field is mirrored by the promise in the farm system. While the big-league club racks up wins, top prospect Jesús Made (now ranked No. 55 in baseball) is getting valuable exposure, following the accelerated path blazed by Jackson Chourio. The organization is fostering a connection between these two young stars, building a bridge from the current winning culture to a sustainable future. It's a sign that the front office is thinking not just about this season, but about keeping the Brewers competitive for years to come.
All eyes now turn to the three-game set against the division-rival Pirates. With Chad Patrick getting the ball tonight, the Brewers have a prime opportunity to capitalize on their momentum and put more distance between themselves and the rest of the pack. A strong showing in this homestand could be exactly what this team needs to cement itself as a serious playoff threat as the summer heats up. Let's see if they can keep the streak alive!
