The Brewers' biggest name on offense, Christian Yelich, did more than his share, homering as part of a three-hit day. But the rest of the lineup contributed throughout the afternoon en route to a 15-hit performance on the heels of a 25-knock showing the night before.

The Brewers are 64-44 and looking to bounce back from a 10-3 loss to the Chicago Cubs that halted a three-game winning streak. Left fielder Christian Yelich, the team’s leader in homers and RBI, is coming off an 0-3 performance with two strikeouts. They sit atop the NL Central, but the Cubs are only one game back.

The Milwaukee Brewers will face off with the Washington Nationals on Aug. 1, but you'll need a paid streaming service to watch it.