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Chourio's homer and Frelick's RBI single in 10th carry Brewers past Orioles 6-5 · Best of: Features

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  Churio's Homer and Frelick's RBI singled in tenth carry brewers passed Oriol's
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  six five. Written by David Ginsberg. This article is being read by
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  an automated voice, generated by Everlet. Baltimore, the AP. Jackson
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  Chorio hit a three run homer, Sal Frelick singled in the go
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  ahead run in the tenth inning, and the surging Milwaukee Brewers beat
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  the Baltimore Orioles six five on Friday night. Although the Brewers own
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  the best record in the majors, 96-58, and have already clinched their
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  fourth straight NL Central title, The
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  aren't coasting to the finish. Milwaukee is still looking to wrap up
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  a first round bye in the playoffs and earn home field advantage
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  throughout the postseason. We're trying to win games and keep everybody healthy,
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  manager Pat Murphy said before the game. The Brewers got their eighth
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  victory in ten games, despite blowing a two run lead in the
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  ninth. After William Contreras hit a tie breaking double, and Christian Yellich
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  tacked on a run scoring single in the top half, Baltimore pulled
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  even in the bottom half against Trevor Megill, three three, with two
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  hits and a pair of sacrifice flies. In the tenth automatic runner,
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  Joey Ortiz advanced on a bunt, and trotted home when Frelick bounced
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  a single to right field off Grant Wolfram, six four. Chadpatrick got
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  three outs for his sixth save. Like Milwaukee, the Orioles, seventy five
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  seventy nine, are also in a playoff race, but Baltimore is running
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  out of time in its bid to claim the final AL wildcard
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  spot. Corio put Milwaukee up
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  three zero in the second inning with a shot to center off
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  Cade Povich. Pete Alonso answered in the third with his thirty eighth
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  homer following an infield single and a walk. Alonso has homered in
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  three straight games, beginning with a ninth inning, game-tying drive Tuesday night
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  against his former team, the New York Mets. Brewers starter Dustin May
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  gave up three runs and six hits before being yanked with one
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  out in the third. In eight starts since coming to Milwaukee in
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  an August third trade with Saint Louis, the right hander is two
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  two with a five point four zero ERA. Up next. Milwaukee left
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  hander Robert Gasser, four five, four point three zero ERA, faces the
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  Orioles and lefty Trevor Rogers, ten ten four point two two on
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  Saturday afternoon. See the AP's full MLB coverage here.