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Brewers shut out in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, OH (WSAU-MetroSource) – The Brewers failed to sweep the Reds after a

CINCINNATI, OH (WSAU-MetroSource) – The Brewers failed to sweep the Reds after a 2-0 defeat in the series finale from Cincinnati. Julio Teheran got the loss after surrendering both runs on six hits over six-plus innings.

Joey Wiemer had two of Milwaukee's three hits in the game.

The Brew Crew still took three-of-four games in the series, but are now second in the NL Central at 32-and-28.

Meanwhile, the Brewers are getting a boost to their lineup. The team announced yesterday that Luis Urias has been activated from the injured list. The infielder was hurt on Opening Day and missed two months with a hamstring strain. Urias hit .239 last season while crushing 16 homers and driving in 47 runs in 119 games. He went 0-for-three with a walk in his return against the Reds.

The Brewers are back in action tonight against the Orioles in Milwaukee. Freddy Peralta gets the start opposite Kyle Gibson. Game coverage begins at 6:05pm on WSAU.