The Milwaukee Brewers had a roller coaster week filled with ups, downs, and a bit of controversy. From on-field altercations to standout performances, here is everything you need to know about the Brewers’ week in review.

**Brewers Baseball: A Week of Highs and Lows**

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**Action-Packed Week**

– **Game 28**: Tampa Bay Rays snatch a narrow victory 1-0.
– **Game 29**: Brewers bounce back, dominating with an 8-2 win.

– **Game 30**: Milwaukee keeps momentum, triumphing 7-1.
– **Game 31**: Brewers edge out the Chicago Cubs 3-1.

– **Game 32**: Cubs rally to a close 6-5 victory.
– **Game 33**: Cubs blank Brewers, winning 5-0.

**Team Moves**

– Joey Wiemer lands on the 10-day injured list due to left knee discomfort.
– A series of recalls and options between the Brewers and Nashville Sounds, with adjustments made to accommodate injured list changes, including Wade Miley moving to the 60-day list.

**Week’s Breakdown**

The Brewers kicked off the week by hosting the struggling Tampa Bay Rays, dropping the opening game but then taking the next two, partly thanks to Tyler Black’s impressive debut and Willy Adames’ powerful batting, hitting three home runs. Pitching showed resilience, but umpiring decisions became a focal point, especially in a game against the Rays that saw an ejection-filled altercation.

Suspended were Freddy Peralta for five games and Abner Uribe for six, both of which are being appealed, while manager Pat Murphy served a two-game suspension.

Heading to Chicago, the Brewers snagged an initial win against the Cubs but fell short in the following two games, ending the week on a disappointing note with a shutout.

Injury absences are starting to take a toll, with the team’s performances wavering across all areas. Controversial umpire decisions didn’t help, adding to the team’s challenges.

**Week’s Highlights**

– Tyler Black’s major-league debut was a sentimental moment as he notched two hits in front of his father, a Canadian sportscaster.
– Colin Rea and Joe Ross turned in stellar pitching performances, with Rea throwing six scoreless innings.
– Willy Adames’ hot streak was a silver lining, showing resilience and power at the plate.

**Stars of the Week**

1. **Colin Rea** – Led with a scoreless six innings.

2. **Joe Ross** – Close behind with a strong six-inning outing, only giving up one run.

3. **Willy Adames** – Shined with four hits and three home runs.

**Looking Ahead**

The Brewers have a packed schedule, starting with a series against the Royals, before a crucial set against the St. Louis Cardinals. There’s speculation around the rotation, especially with Freddy Peralta planning to serve his suspension, which could shuffle the lineup.

In conclusion, it was a week that saw the Brewers face adversity, both from their opponents and from within. As they look forward to a new week, finding consistency and returning to full strength will be crucial for Milwaukee’s success.