Brewers defeat Cubs 4-3 in Milwaukee to close out Sunday series
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Last updated Sep 7, 2026

The Milwaukee Brewers secured a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday in Milwaukee. The Cubs held a 2-1 lead entering the eighth inning behind a strong start from Matthew Boyd, who struck out six across seven innings. After Boyd walked the leadoff hitter, a double from Joey Ortiz and a two-run single by Jackson Chourio gave Milwaukee the lead. A subsequent sacrifice fly by Christian Yelich provided an additional insurance run. Chicago threatened in the ninth with a bid for a comeback, but a defensive play by Luis Lara and a catch by Chourio ended the contest. The loss leaves the Cubs trailing the Philadelphia Phillies by half a game in the National League wild card standings.
- •The Brewers defeated the Cubs 4-3 in Milwaukee on Sunday.
- •Matthew Boyd allowed one run over seven innings before the Brewers rallied in the eighth.
- •Jackson Chourio provided the go-ahead two-run single in the eighth inning.
- •Pete Crow-Armstrong recorded two stolen bases for the Cubs, bringing his season total to 35.
- •The Cubs currently trail the Phillies by a half-game for the top wild card spot.
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Brewers 4, Cubs 3: In which Craig Counsell again leaves his starting pitcher in one batter too long
- 10:00 PMBleed Cubbie Blue — Brewers 4, Cubs 3: In which Craig Counsell again leaves his starting pitcher in one batter too long - Bleed Cubbie Blue
"Pete Crow-Armstrong homered and stole two bases, but it wasn’t enough.
"Pete Crow-Armstrong homered and stole two bases, but it wasn’t enough.
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External links- Yahoo SportsSep 7, 2026, 10:00 PMBrewers 4, Cubs 3: In which Craig Counsell again leaves his starting pitcher in one batter too long
Pete Crow-Armstrong homered and stole two bases, but it wasn’t enough.
- Bleed Cubbie BlueSep 7, 2026, 10:00 PMBrewers 4, Cubs 3: In which Craig Counsell again leaves his starting pitcher in one batter too long - Bleed Cubbie Blue
Pete Crow-Armstrong homered and stole two bases, but it wasn’t enough.
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