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A spring cleaning theme has developed this month with the Milwaukee Brewers.
For the third time in May, the Brewers have brought out the brooms and swept a series. After taking three games against the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs earlier, the Brewers accomplished the feat in a most improbable way Wednesday, May 27 against the NL Central rival St. Louis Cardinals.
No-hit for seven innings by Cardinals starter Dustin May, the Brewers got all three of their hits in the eighth inning and scored the go-ahead run on an error by gold-glove shortstop Masyn Winn, completing a 2-1 comeback triumph. The Brewers have dropped only one series this month.
The three victories over the Cardinals also give the Brewers a very impressive 15-5 record over teams over .500 in May (3-0 vs. Yankees, Cubs; 4-1 vs Cardinals; 2-1 vs. Nationals, Padres; 1-2 vs. Dodgers), After a day off May 28, the Brewers finish the month with a three-game series at Houston (24-32).
In those 15 victories, Brewers pitchers have allowed only 23 runs (1.53 runs a game). In 11 of those 15 wins, the pitching staff allowed a miniscule two runs or fewer.
Here's a bit of social media reaction to the Brewers' latest series sweep:
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sweeping praise on social media after Brewers' win over Cardinals
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For the third time in May, the Brewers have brought out the brooms and swept a series. After taking three games against the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs earlier, the Brewers accomplished the feat in a most improbable way Wednesday, May 27 against the NL Central rival St. Louis Cardinals.
No-hit for seven innings by Cardinals starter Dustin May, the Brewers got all three of their hits in the eighth inning and scored the go-ahead run on an error by gold-glove shortstop Masyn Winn, completing a 2-1 comeback triumph. The Brewers have dropped only one series this month.
The three victories over the Cardinals also give the Brewers a very impressive 15-5 record over teams over .500 in May (3-0 vs. Yankees, Cubs; 4-1 vs Cardinals; 2-1 vs. Nationals, Padres; 1-2 vs. Dodgers), After a day off May 28, the Brewers finish the month with a three-game series at Houston (24-32).
In those 15 victories, Brewers pitchers have allowed only 23 runs (1.53 runs a game). In 11 of those 15 wins, the pitching staff allowed a miniscule two runs or fewer.
Here's a bit of social media reaction to the Brewers' latest series sweep:
The Brewers were being no hit through 7
Pitching staff kept the game within reach
And just like that the Brewers take the lead in the bottom of the 8th
THANKS MASYN WYNN
LETS GOOOOO
pic.twitter.com/Xtk98lgugp
— Matthew S. (@MatthewMKE98) May 27, 2026
From no hit to taking the lead.
That’s Brewers baseball pic.twitter.com/jEhpbawlYK
— Barstool Baseball (@StoolBaseball) May 27, 2026
Brewers through 34 games… 18-16.
Brewers through 53 games… 33-20.
This team is legit.
Keep doubting them if you want.
— Sam Block (@theblockspot) May 27, 2026
it's incredible how the Brewers collective team speed just makes opposing defenders forget how to baseball https://t.co/S37ZndAfjf
— rcon14 (@rcon14) May 27, 2026
Pitching staff was NAILS today pic.twitter.com/JUtnrz2IQ1
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) May 27, 2026
That is a genuinely hilarious win
Even more funny, Ashby got the win, so he’s 9-0 now
— Spencer Michaelis (@smichaelis234) May 27, 2026
Aaron Ashby has 9 wins this season, all in relief
That’s tied with 1938 Mace Brown for the most wins in relief in a team’s first 53 games since at least 1900 https://t.co/0nA57cwA0S
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) May 27, 2026
Went from being no hit to sweeping a series in 30 minutes.
Baseball is the best.
— John Egan (@BrewersRaptor) May 27, 2026
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sweeping praise on social media after Brewers' win over Cardinals
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