The Brewers came from behind three times in the last three innings to win this one.

With extra innings here, the Braves began the 10th with Ronald Acuna Jr. on second. Hoby Milner came in for the tenth, as Josh Hader was unavailable for the late innings. He walked Matt Olson to start the inning, then Austin Riley grounded into what should have been a double play. However, Kolten Wong’s throw was high and bounced out of Keston Hiura’s glove, which was enough for Acuna Jr. to score. Milner finished the inning with no other issues, but the Brewers were down 5-4.

The Brewers came right back in the bottom of the 10th, starting with Urias at second. Christian Yelich singled to move Urias to third, and Hunter Renfroe brought him in with a sacrifice fly. Yelich moved into scoring position with a stolen base, and that prompted the Braves to intentionally walk Rowdy Tellez with two outs. They got Jace Peterson to fly out to end the inning, and the game went into the 11th tied at 5-5.

Trevor Kelley made his Brewers debut in the top of the 11th inning. It didn’t start well for him, as Travis d’Arnaud hit his first pitch to right, scoring Ozzie Albies from second. The Braves had the lead back at 6-5. Kelley got out of the inning with no further damage, but the Brewers were behind again.

With at least one run needed in the bottom of the 11th, Keston Hiura led off the inning with Jace Peterson at second base. This time, Hiura would make sure that the Brewers would not have to rally again. He hit a monster home run to the batter’s eye in center, ending the game and sending the Brewers home with a 7-6 win.