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MLB regular season conclusion and statistical leaders
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The Major League Baseball regular season concluded with the Milwaukee Brewers setting a franchise record of 103 wins. wins after a 6-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. This performance secured the NL Central Division title and home-field advantage for the postseason. The Brewers will receive a first-round bye and are scheduled to host the winner of the NL Wild Card Series between the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres in the NL Division Series starting October 3. Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski capped his season with a 5.1 scoreless inning performance in his final start, earning his 16th win. He led the league in with a 1.80 ERA (1.80) and strikeouts (252), 252 strikeouts, becoming one of only four pitchers since 1950 to achieve a specific statistical trifecta including leading lead in ERA, strikeouts, and opponent batting average. Individual accolades across In the leagues included batting titles for American League, Yordan Alvarez in of the American League and Gabriel Moreno in Astros won the National League. batting title with a .316 average, though he finished second in both home runs and RBIs. Pete Alonso of the Orioles secured the home run and RBI titles in titles. In the American League. The Brewers have secured National League, Gabriel Moreno of the first seed Diamondbacks won the batting title with a .311 average, while Kyle Schwarber and home-field advantage heading into Clo Armstrong led in home runs, and Marcell Ozuna led in RBIs. Other notable Brewers milestones include Brice Turang recording his 100th RBI, making him one of only eight players in franchise history to achieve at least 100 runs and 100 RBIs in a single season. Additionally, the postseason. team named Christian Yelich as its first-ever captain.
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