In a game where the Milwaukee Brewers came from behind and found their best form in the final stretch to beat the Chicago Cubs 9-4, Venezuelan Antonio Senzatela earned the victory on the mound, prevailing over his compatriot, Daniel Palencia.
Senzatela entered the mound at an uphill battle for the hop team, which was being controlled by the "cubs" and worked for 1 complete inning, allowing 1 hit, receiving 1 earned run and striking out 1 opponent.
Likewise, the Venezuelan, recently arrived from the Colorado Rockies, has a 3.80 ERA and since his arrival in Milwaukee has become a valuable part of their bullpen, while preparing for the imminent postseason.
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Finally, fellow Venezuelans Jackson Chourio (.282 AVG) and William Contreras stood out with their offensive role, boosting the attack of the Hoppers at a key moment that allowed them to add their 86th victory of the regular season.
Both Venezuelans went 2-for-5 and Contreras drove in one of the team's runs with an RBI hit, a hit that improves his batting average to .273 (.748 OPS)
