CINCINNATI (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers just keep streaking, and now they’ve matched the franchise record for consecutive wins at 13.

The Brewers rallied from seven runs down through two innings Friday night by scoring nine unanswered runs in thumping the Cincinnati Reds 10-8 .

Milwaukee opened the 1987 season winning the first 13.

“It’s just a special win,” said Christian Yelich, who had two homers among four hits driving in five runs.

This latest streak in a season in which the Brewers just don’t lose very often or bash their way back to one big win after another has them atop all of Major League Baseball with a 77-44 record. That’s six better than Toronto, and Milwaukee has opened up a nine-game lead inside the NL Central over Chicago.

That success has fed their confidence. Yelich

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