Brewers Rally Late to Defeat Mets in Thrilling Comeback Victory

Milwaukee’s Clutch Hitting Secures Crucial Win in Playoff Push

The Milwaukee Brewers showcased their resilience in a dramatic 6-4 comeback win over the New York Mets, powered by late-game heroics from William Contreras and Joey Ortiz. The victory extends Milwaukee’s lead in the NL Central and reinforces their reputation as one of baseball’s most dangerous late-inning teams.

Game-Changing Moments

Six straight sellouts. Off-the-charts volume. MKE, you’ve outdone yourself yet again ‼️ pic.twitter.com/U5Ig4N8EwI

— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) August 10, 2025

1. Contreras’ Go-Ahead Homer (8th Inning)

   • Crushed a two-run blast off reliever Adam Ottavino

   • Gave Milwaukee its first lead since the 2nd inning

   • “These Brewers take advantage of every single mistake,” said the broadcast

2. Ortiz’s Clutch Double (7th Inning)

   • Set up the tying run with a stand-up double

   • Showcased Milwaukee’s aggressive baserunning

3. Isaac Collins’ RBI Single (7th Inning)

   • Drove in the tying run on a soft liner past second base

   • Demonstrated Milwaukee’s ability to manufacture runs

Key Performances

The @Brewers win their 8th straight and are the first NL Central team to win 33 of 42 games in a single season since the 2004 Cardinals. pic.twitter.com/OP5Sgwadtn

— MLB (@MLB) August 10, 2025

 William Contreras – 2-for-4, HR, 2 RBI
Joey Ortiz – 2-for-3, 2B, R
Bryse Turang – Solo HR (3rd straight game with a homer)
Bullpen – 3.1 IP, 0 ER, 5 K

Why This Win Matters

• Extends NL Central lead over Cubs/Cardinals

• Proves comeback ability (trailed 3-2 in 7th)

• Turang emerging as offensive sparkplug

• Bullpen dominance continues (MLB-best 2.89 ERA since All-Star Brewers)

Defensive Highlights

I AM ONCE AGAIN THANKING THE BRAVES FOR WILLIAM CONTRERAS pic.twitter.com/tTMqNDh0Pt

— Jonathon Crofts (@jcrofts35) August 10, 2025

• Brice Turang’s diving stop at 2B (5th inning)

• Ortiz’s backhand gem at SS (9th inning)

• Outfield throws prevented extra-base hits

What’s Next for Milwaukee

• 3-game series vs. Braves (NLCS preview?)

• September call-ups could provide fresh arms

• Magic number watch begins in division race

Standout Stat:
Milwaukee is 28-12 in one-run games this season – best in MLB.