If it’s a choice between free hamburgers and the long-term interests of the 6-foot-7 mound monster who might be the Brewers’ best pitching prospect ever, they’ll err on the side of going hungry every time.

The free burgers, oh so tantalizingly close, will have to wait for another day. Indeed, it was a convergence of all bad things for the hottest team in the major leagues at T-Mobile Park, where the juggernaut Milwaukee Brewers were finally upended by a Seattle Mariners team that did just enough to sneak past them,

The Brewers could make history Tuesday with a 12-game winning streak, which would be only the third time the franchise has achieved this milestone.

Eduardo Bazardo entered in relief for Brash in the eighth inning. He started with a groundout of Seigler and lineout of Durbin to start the inning. Murphy had Tyler Black pinch-hit for Ortiz, and he ended up drawing a walk. Wilson brought in Gabe Speierto face Turang, and it worked as Turang struck out to end the inning.

Milwaukee's George Webb diner is preparing for the potential burger giveaway if the Brewers win their 12th consecutive game against the Mariners Tuesday night, continuing a tradition that dates back to the 1940s.

Raleigh homered twice on July 11 in Detroit to reach 38, the second-most in baseball history before the All-Star break. He also moved into a tie with Ken Griffey Jr. for the most home runs in a player’s first five seasons in Mariners history with 132.

The Brewers have won 60 of their first 100 games with a very different roster than the one that won the National League Central last year.

Brewers extend winning streak to 11 with 6-0 shutout of Mariners, claiming MLB’s best record this late for first time since 1982.

Jacob Misiorowski's all-star break was a whirlwind. Now, he's dealing with increasing popularity and what will likely be an innings limit.