The Milwaukee Brewers are set to begin the second half of the season this weekend, as they’ll head west to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers. After sweeping the Dodgers to begin last week, the Brewers are right behind the Dodgers and Cubs atop the NL standings,

The Milwaukee Brewers were set to host the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers for a three-game series at American Family Field beginning Monday. The Brewers (50-40) entered Monday four games ...

William Contreras, Andrew Vaughn and Joey Ortiz drove in two runs each as the Brewers beat the Dodgers for the fifth straight time this season.

With perhaps their biggest statement yet, the Brewers overcame their first deficit of three or more runs all season to win with a 6-5 victory that resounded 2,000 miles all the way back home. Oh, and Milwaukee extended its winning streak to 10 games, tied for the third-longest in franchise history, with six of those wins coming against the Dodgers.

The Dodgers and Brewers just can’t get enough of each other. Moments after the first pitch of Wednesday’s series finale between the two teams in Milwaukee, the Dodgers announced that they were trading minor league outfielder Steward Berroa to the Brewers in exchange for cash considerations.

The Dodgers’ offense is obviously led by perennial MVP candidate Shohei Ohtani, who is hitting .281/.384/.617 with 30 homers, 12 doubles, seven triples, 56 RBIs, 86 runs, and 12 steals.

Quinn Priester and Caleb Durbin outshined the highest-payroll-in-baseball Dodgers to lead the Brewers to their latest win.