[Lefty Noob]

It's been a wild season in the NL Central. With their 6-1 victory over the Pirates yesterday, coupled with the Cubs loss to Houston, the Milwaukee Brewers are currently in sole possession of first place. According to the Associated Press, "Prince Fielder hit his 44th home run and Corey Hart also connected to support Yovani Gallardo's six shutout innings, helping the Brewers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1 Tuesday night for one of their infrequent victories in PNC Park." Can the Brewers maintain this lead, or is the race in the Central division far from over?

MLB - Milwaukee Brewers/Pittsburgh Pirates Recap Tuesday September 11, 2007 - Yahoo! Sports

[Lefty Noob]

Milwaukee lost to Cincinnati yesterday, 6-5, to fall 1.5 games behind the Cubs in the NL Central.

According to the Associated Press, "The Milwaukee Brewers thought they got a lucky break when Cincinnati's top two starters -- Aaron Harang and Bronson Arroyo -- were not scheduled to pitch in their three-game series. A 30-year-old rookie foiled the fun... Tom Shearn gave up four hits over 6 2-3 innings, Brandon Phillips drove in three runs and Adam Dunn hit his 39th homer to lead the Reds to their fourth straight victory."

MLB - Cincinnati Reds/Milwaukee Brewers Recap Friday September 14, 2007 - Yahoo! Sports

[Lefty Noob]

The Brewers have taken over the Central division lead with a 9-1 win over Houston yesterday. Ben Sheets started the game but left with an injury, and Claudio Vargas came in to toss four scoreless innings to earn the victory. Johnny Estrada ripped a grand slam, Ryan Braun also homered and Prince Fielder added an RBI single in the win.

[Lefty Noob]

Milwaukee looks to be fading a bit. They lost to the Braves yesterday, and are now 1.5 games back with just 9 to play. Are they done?