Milwaukee Brewers: Video highlights of late-inning series against St. Louis Cardinals

ST LOUIS, MO - APRIL 11: Hernan Perez #14 of the Milwaukee Brewers celebrates with teammates after the Brewers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 at Busch Stadium on April 11, 2018 in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Jeff Curry/Getty Images)ST LOUIS, MO - APRIL 11: Hernan Perez
ST LOUIS, MO - APRIL 11: Hernan Perez #14 of the Milwaukee Brewers celebrates with teammates after the Brewers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 at Busch Stadium on April 11, 2018 in St Louis, Missouri. (Photo by Jeff Curry/Getty Images)ST LOUIS, MO - APRIL 11: Hernan Perez /
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Series Finale:

Finally, a game that didn’t go into extra-innings, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t a heart-stopper for Brewers’ fans.

Once again, Milwaukee got out to an early lead thanks to a Hernan Perez solo shot in the top of the second inning:

A few innings later, Thames belted his fifth home run of the season which is the second most in the National League. Milwaukee later added to their lead in the fifth on a Jonathan Villar groundout to first that scored Arcia and sent Jett Bandy to third. Unfortunately, that’s all the runs Milwaukee produced on the night, but it was enough in the end. Just barely.

The Cardinals got on the board in the sixth inning thanks to a Carpenter groundout to first. The 3-1 score held until the ninth inning when Tommy Pham hit a solo shot. But that wasn’t the end of the dramatics, as the Brewers almost blew another lead. The Cardinals had runners on first and second with one out until Albers was able to come through with the save.

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With the Brewers at 7-6, they travel to New York to face a red-hot Mets team for a three-game series beginning on Friday. The Mets are 10-1 and have taken the league by storm early on. Let’s hope Milwaukee can continue their road magic where they are 5-1 on the young season.