We all compete." National League most valuable virtuoso seeker Ryan Braun went 3-for-4 for the move dependable game, including a two-run launching in the first inning and three RBIs. Yesterday.

Milwaukee, Major League Baseball's best home ground yoke in the biweekly season, fed off a frenzied set in the sixth inning where they up against it a 4-4 tie by scoring five runs to bust the victim open. "Everyone strung at-bats together and we didn't get out of our also tourney plan," Brewers outfielder Nyjer Morgan told reporters of the breakthrough inning. "There's no desert in the Brew Crew. We're a accomplished unit. We all compete.

" National League most valuable better entrant Ryan Braun went 3-for-4 for the favour equitable game, including a two-run endeavour in the pre-eminent inning and three RBIs. The Diamondbacks erased a 4-1 shortfall with a homer by Chris Young and a two-run swig by Justin Upton, but things went awry in the sixth with reliever Brad Ziegler being called for a balk that moved Milwaukee's Jerry Hairston Jr. to third base. Hairston then scored on a bunt from Jonathan Lucroy and the Brewers followed with three RBI singles that effectively ended Arizona's chances of tying the series.

"The guys battled and they did come back in this environment, and then we unraveled there," said Arizona manageress Kirk Gibson. Arizona starter Daniel Hudson took the loss, having allowed five runs on nine hits in 5-1/3 innings. Brewers starter Zack Greinke has not damned at institution all ripen and kept his hurry perfect with a no-decision on Sunday as he allowed four runs in five innings before his bullpen shutdown Arizona the residue of the way. The Brewers jumped in countenance 2-0 in the first off on Braun's curse and added two runs in the third for a 4-1 boundary but Young and Upton homered in the fourth and fifth innings each to each to chain the game.

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