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Everything has so far for the Brewers, who lead St. Louis by 9 1-2 games in the NL Central. George Kottaras hit a solo homer for Milwaukee, and Barneys two mistakes in the fifth cost Chicago, which leads the majors with 110 errors. He failed to touch first base on a sacrifice bunt by Nyjer Morgan that moved Corey Hart to second, then his throw over the head of third baseman Aramis Ramirez allowed Morgan and Braun to score on Brauns RBI double that gave Milwaukee a 4-2 lead. "The first one was tough. I looked at the replay. I thought I was on there. I made a mistake of going back for it. Whether youre on there or not, when the play is moving quick, sometimes the umpire takes information from all different places. Hes not in the wrong at all. Thats just baseball," Barney said. "The second was a lack of judgment. I saw Nyjer kind of doing his thing over there, and I thought I could make something happen, and unfortunately I didnt and put us in a little hole." Brewers starter Randy Wolf (11-8) allowed a leadoff homer to Starlin Castro before winning his fifth straight. Wolf left with a man on second and two outs in the seventh for Takashi Saito, who struck out Castro to end the threat. In the bottom of the inning, Prince Fielder singled in his 101st run this season to make it 5-2. Francisco Rodriguez pitched a quiet eighth and John Axford converted his 38th save in the ninth by getting Blake DeWitt to ground out sharply to Fielder at first on a seven-pitch at-bat with runners at second and third. "It didnt work out, but what an at-bat by Blake against that right-hander to end the game," Cubs manager Mike Quade said. "My goodness." 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After a double steal, Braun followed with his double that hit the top of the wall, but landed just below the yellow line. As Braun hustled to second, Barney took right fielder Reed Johnsons relay throw and fired over Ramirezs head into the Cubs dugout. Third base umpire James Hoye awarded both Morgan and Braun home to give Milwaukee a 4-2 lead. "Weve done a really good job of capitalizing on other teams mistakes lately and I think thats one of the biggest reasons why weve had the success that weve had," Braun said. "Any time somebody else messes up, we take advantage of it." Wolf has been another important reason why the Brewers rotation has been so strong. The veteran left-hander who turned 35 on Monday has won five in a row for the first time since pitching for the Dodgers in 2009. He went 6 2-3 innings, allowing one earned run on four hits to lower his ERA to 3.37. "I always felt that if I was healthy, I had the ability to pitch," Wolf said. 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