Behind another strong start by Quinn Priester and homers by Jackson Chourio and Jake Bauers, the Brewers evened their series with the Braves.

Although the Braves have played better this week, the drop in the ESPN power rankings is understandable. As Schoenfield explained, since ESPN's latest rankings, the Braves lost three times in the final at-bat. Despite the better series in Milwaukee, they are also just 2-5 over the past seven days.

The Detroit Tigers need a replacement for Jackson Jobe, and a Milwaukee Brewers starter has just requested a trade. The Tigers could be a good fit for him.

The Brewers’ offense has again fallen into a troubling slump, as they’ve scored just 11 runs in their last six games combined (an average of 1.8 per game). The loss to Atlanta marks a second straight 1-2 series loss, and they’re now 5-5 in June.

The Milwaukee Brewers have been performing better as of late. They are now just a half-game behind the St. Louis Cardinals for second place in the National Leag

Right-hander Aaron Civale (1-1, 5.19) starts for the Brewers while defending National League Cy Young Award winner Chris Sale (3-4, 2.93), a left-hander, counters for the Braves, who enter on a seven-game losing streak and 10 games under .500 overall (27-37).

The Milwaukee Brewers have a chance to take the series against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday, June 11. Follow along for live updates as Brewers right-hander Chad Patrick (3-5, 2.84) goes up against Braves right-hander Spencer Schwellenbach (4-4,

Chourio and Bauers hit home runs and Quinn Priester struck out seven in six strong innings as Milwaukee avoided a three-game skid.