CINCINNATI (AP) — And this one belonged to Marty Brennaman.
With fans applauding his every mention, the Hall of Fame broadcaster called his final Cincinnati Reds game and ended a 46-year career that’s featured so many big stars and moments.
Unfortunately, the game belonged to the Milwaukke Brewers, who shook off the fizz from their champagne-soaked playoffs-clinching celebration and closed in on the NL Central lead by beating the Reds 5-3.
Orlando Arcia doubled with the bases loaded for the Brewers, who won their seventh straight victory.
The Brewers earned at least a wild card with a 9-2 win on Wednesday night, dousing each other with champagne and beer in the clubhouse afterward.