The Milwaukee Brewers are in the middle of a magical run. With a win over the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, Milwaukee got to

In this episode of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the Dodgers’ struggles during their five-game losing streak, the Blue Jays’ 10-game winning streak, updates to All-Star Week events and are joined by Phillies second baseman Bryson Stott.

Despite homers from Shohei Ohtani, Miguel Rojas and Tommy Edman, the Dodgers can’t overcome Milwaukee’s timely hits and lose 8-7, their fifth straight loss to the Brewers. Emmet Sheehan allows

The Los Angeles Dodgers won't have Shohei Ohtani leading off on Sunday's series finale against the Milwaukee Brewers. In an effort to snag a win before the Brew Crew leaves town, Mookie Betts will be leading things off for LA,

The Los Angeles Dodgers are linked to trading for a pair of star relievers from an AL team to bolster the bullpen for the playoff push.

The Brewers have been playing great baseball, but expecting them to sweep the Dodgers twice in one month is too much (L.A. is 33-19 at home). Will Smith has destroyed left-handed pitching (179 wRC+), and Shohei Ohtani has been adept at punishing pitchers of either hand, so both are likely to play a part if the Dodgers score runs in bunches.

Isaac Collins and Joey Ortiz hit home runs, William Contreras added a two-run double, and the visiting Milwaukee Brewers extended their winning streak to a season-best nine games while remaining perfect against the Los Angeles Dodgers with an 8-7 victory on Saturday.

Houston Astros (56-41, first in the AL West) vs. Seattle Mariners (52-45, second in the AL West) Seattle; Saturday, 9:40 p.m. EDT. PITCHING PROBABLES: Astros: Lance McCullers (2-4