Jhoulys Chacín and Hernán Pérez were the perfect combination of Milwaukee

The combination of Venezuelan runner-up Jhoulys Chacin and his compatriot Hernán Pérez made the difference in favor of the Milwaukee Brewers who won 7- 2 at the Atlanta Braves in the National League division chief duel.

Chacín worked seven innings with control and Perez hit three shots, including a circuit that allowed the Brewers to still be in control of the actions throughout the game.

The Brewers, Central Division leaders, won the fourth consecutive victory in 17 games with an average over .500 (52-35) for the first time since July 1, 2014, when they were 51-34.

Chacín (7-3) gave up three unchallenged points and two earned runs and took seven strikeouts to tie the best mark up here this season in this facet of the game. He tied his longest performance since the beginning of the competition.

The right-handed kicker was 0-2 in his previous three starts, scoring 10 points in 15 innings and one-third.

Leger Dan Jennings made two perfect runs for his first stop this season and the second of his career.

The Brewers attack had the support of the Latin bat with Perez (5) who went 4-3, two points and two runs produced, second baseman Jonathan Villar got a 4-2 record and two touchdowns.

The loss was inflicted on Max Fried (1-3), a southpaw who held three innings and was punished with four hits and four. clean

Fried walked three times and fanned a rival batter in the 60 shots he made with 35 placed in the "strike" zone.

For the Braves, Ender Inciarte 3-1, a point scored, and Ronald Acuña Jr. 2-0.

For the Brewers, Jesus Aguilar 3-0 and Jhoulys Chacin 1-0.

With information from LasMayores.com