A National League Central Division sweep is within sight, as the Milwaukee Brewers seek to make it three straight over the Chicago Cubs at American Family Field on Wednesday afternoon, July 30. Right-hander Freddy Peralta (12-4,

Cubs dominate the Brewers to close the gap in the NL Central.

Milwaukee's offense kept rolling nonetheless. Following a William Contreras RBI double, Christian Yelich lofted a high fly ball to the warning track in center. Crow-Armstrong was seemingly camped under it before whiffing on the catch entirely.

Andrew Vaughn hit a grand slam and had a career-high six RBIs as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Chicago Cubs 9-3

With sole possession of first place in the Central standings on the line, the Brewers homered three times to down the Cubs.

BOTTOM LINE: The Milwaukee Brewers host the Chicago Cubs trying to continue a three-game home winning streak. Milwaukee has a 64-43 record overall and a 36-19 record in home games. The Brewers have a 20-13 record in games decided by one run.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs head into a three-game series at American Family Field tied for first place.

The Chicago Cubs need to make a few more additions ahead of Thursday's trade deadline. There's a chance they add to the bullpen in a big way.

Locked in a battle with the Milwaukee Brewers atop the NL Central, the Chicago Cubs have four spots on the roster they would like to address prior to the trade deadline.

The Chicago Cubs need help in the starting rotation and have until Thursday to make a move. Shōta Imanaga and Matthew Boyd have been great, but the Cubs need more.

Ian Happ left the Chicago Cubs’ game with the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night after fouling the ball off his body in the eighth inning. Happ appeared to hit either the top of his left foot or