The Milwaukee Brewers are heading into the All-Star break on fire. With an 8-1 win at home against the Washington Nationals, the Brewers won their seventh straight game. Today’s win was Milwaukee’s 56th. That is the most wins at the All-Star break in franchise history. Can the Milwaukee Brewers keep it going in the second half of the regular season?
Milwaukee Brewers Season Summary
The @Brewers' 56 wins at the All-Star break are the most in franchise history! pic.twitter.com/bFWcIaAFdS
— MLB (@MLB) July 13, 2025
Milwaukee(56-40) is in second place in the National League Central. They are a game behind the Chicago Cubs for the division lead. Milwaukee’s offense has been middling. They are 15th in batting average, 23rd in home runs, and seventh in runs scored. Right Fielder Sal Frelick is 13th in the league in batting average. Christian Yelich is 11th in RBI.
Milwaukee’s pitching staff has been strong. They are eighth in ERA, 15th in WHIP, and fifth in opposing batting average. Starting Pitcher Freddy Peralta is tied for the league lead in wins, 13th in ERA, and 10th in WHIP. Starting Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski has also taken the league by storm in his rookie campaign.
Final Thoughts
The Milwaukee Brewers begin the All-Star break with a tough test. They will face the Los Angeles Dodgers on the road for a three-game set. Milwaukee will look to build upon a strong first half in the second half of the regular season.
