The Milwaukee Brewers are once again NL Central champions. On Wednesday, the Brewers clinched their second straight division title and third in the last four years when the Cubs lost to the A's. The Brewers are the first team to clinch a postseason berth this season.

With the National League spotlight focused on the Dodgers and Phillies, the Brewers quietly ran away with the NL Central.

The Milwaukee Brewers became the first major league team to clinch a division championship when they sealed their third NL Central title in the last four years.

The Cubs’ first-year manager might have been at his most animated all season in throwing down a challenge to the entire organization.

It was only a matter of time — what date on the September calendar the Milwaukee Brewers were going to clinch the National League Central Division. But how they won it probably makes this specific September a bit more special for those who are true blue about their Brew Crew.

The Milwaukee Brewers have used the doubts as fuel for their dreams all season. Now, after the Chicago Cubs fell to the Oakland A’s 5-3 on Wednesday, the Brewers have clinched the National League’s Central division.

If the Chicago Cubs lose to the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday, the Milwaukee Brewers will officially win the NL Central. While it’s a humbling thought for most Cubs fans, Craig Counsell seems to have already considered the possibility.

When the Chicago Cubs made Craig Counsell the highest-paid manager in baseball history, thus pilfering the leader of the rival Milwaukee Brewers in the process, this is not the end result the front office had in mind.