The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 on Thursday afternoon, winning the final three games of the series after losing the opener. Dustin May earns the win in his Milwaukee debut, helping Milwaukee to take an early lead. Jackson Chourio starts the scoring in the first inning with his 15th home run of the season, hitting a solo shot off Pittsburgh starter Braxton Ashcraft with one out. The Brewers then add more runs as the game continues, and Gary Sánchez also hits a home run for Milwaukee. The Pirates’ offense is held to five runs total across the day’s scoring, while Milwaukee’s pitching and defense keep Pittsburgh from closing the gap. With the victory, the Brewers improve to 72-43, extending their advantage as they complete the series sweep after the initial loss. Both reports describe the same key outcomes: May’s debut win, homers by Chourio and Sánchez, and Milwaukee’s 5-2 final score.