Ben Sheets

He will have second place all to himself.

He still has a ways to catch Ben Sheets, who had 264.

So that's 21 away, and it sounds more and more like Miz might just get one more regular season start.

If he gets two, he would have a chance, but again, you're going to be cautious with that arm.

But again, we'll give it to him because he needed to get to a certain number to climb the charts for the single season strikeout record in franchise history.

And again, he's now tied with Corbin Burns.

So Ben Sheets had 264.

So coming into the evening, Miz was 28 strikeouts away from that top spot.

So it's probably not going to happen, which is kind of a bummer.

I thought 264 was going to be breakable by Ben Sheets.

Well, Ben

Sheets threw 237 innings to get to that number.

Per nine innings is 236 strikeouts, four shy of Teddy Higuera and seven shy of Corbin Burns.

For third and second behind all of that is Ben Sheets.

He is your franchise leader with 264 strikeouts.

He did that in 2004. season so i got you started and ready for this one and the brewers take care of business doing what they need to do to start off the road trip right that magic number for the national league central shrinks to one the cubs currently still playing at the time of this recording but the brewers take down Pirates by a final score Tuesday night of 5-1.

By the way, the Brewers franchise record is 264.

Ben Sheets in 2004.

So he has a shot at beating that.

No one is within, well, I guess Gavin Williams of the Guardians is eight back with 228 for the Major League stat.