The Milwaukee Brewers controlled the game from the opening inning and finished with an 8-2 victory over the New York Mets at Citi Field. Jackson Chourio supplied the decisive damage, going 4-for-5 with two home runs, four RBI and four runs scored. Jacob Misiorowski paired six strikeouts with six innings of two-run pitching, giving Milwaukee both the early lead and the rotation stability to protect it. The win moved the Brewers to 83-51, while New York fell to 60-74.

The Mets briefly narrowed the gap with two runs in the fifth inning, but Milwaukee answered with a run in the sixth and two more in the eighth to remove any doubt. Misiorowski’s six strikeouts kept New York from building a larger rally, and his six innings covered the most important stretch of the game: the Brewers led from the first inning through the finish. Sean Manaea worked 5.2 innings and struck out three for New York, but surrendered six earned runs; Xzavion Curry and Austin Warren combined for 3.1 innings and prevented further damage without changing the result.

Milwaukee leaves New York with a convincing road win built on two elements that travel: a lineup led by Chourio’s impact power and a starter who kept the Mets from sustaining pressure. The Brewers’ 83-51 record reflects a team that can create separation early and preserve it with competent pitching. For the Mets, the 60-74 mark leaves little margin for passive stretches; a two-run fifth was their only sustained offensive response, and the deficit was already too large to overcome.