The Milwaukee Brewers unleashed a relentless offensive barrage on Sunday afternoon, demolishing the Washington Nationals 14-3 in a game that turned into a batting practice session. Brice Turang led the charge with a career-defining performance, going 2-for-6 with two homers and a staggering six RBIs—including a towering three-run shot that broke the game open in the fifth. The Brewers' lineup feasted on Nationals pitching, with seven different players scoring runs and Joey Ortiz (2-for-4, 4 RBI) delivering clutch hits throughout the rout. Even role players like Caleb Durbin (2-for-2, 2 runs) and Brandon Lockridge (2-for-4, 3 RBI) got in on the action, turning what started as a tight contest into a laugher by the seventh inning.

Washington's bullpen simply had no answers, with Zach Brzykcy's disastrous 0.1-inning outing—where he surrendered six runs on three hits—epitomizing the collapse. The Nationals' lone bright spots came from Drew Millas (2-for-4, 2 RBI) and Daylen Lile (2-for-4), but their efforts were drowned in Milwaukee's offensive tsunami. For the Brewers, this statement win keeps their postseason push rolling, while the Nationals are left searching for answers after their pitching staff imploded in spectacular fashion.