6–6 | Tie, 3–3 | Tie, 3–3 | |- | | style=";" | Tie | style=";" | 6–6 | | Tie, 3–3 | |- |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | 7–6 | Brewers, 5–1 | Cubs, 5–2 | |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | 9–8 | Cubs, 4–3 | | |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | | Brewers, 6–4 | Brewers, 4–3 | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | Cubs, 7–0 | Brewers, 6–3 | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | Tie, 5–5 | Cubs, 5–2 | |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | | Brewers, 7–3 | Cubs, 4–2 | |- | | style=";" | Tie | style=";" | | | | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | 9–6 | Cubs, 4–2 | Cubs, 5–4 | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | 9–7 | Cubs, 5–2 | Brewers, 5–4 | Brewers clinched NL Wild Card and first postseason appearance since 1982 against the Cubs in game 162 of the regular season in Milwaukee with a victory along with a Mets' loss. |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | Cubs, 5–4 | Cubs, 5–3 | |- |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | 9–6 | | | |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | | | | |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | | | | Cubs hire former Brewers manager Dale Sveum as manager. Brewers win 10 straight home meetings (April 2011 – May 2012). |- | | style=";" | Brewers | style=";" | 13–6 | | | MLB realignment results in teams meeting 19 times per season beginning in 2013. |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | | | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | | | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | | | Cubs win 2016 World Series |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | | | |- | | style=";" | Cubs | style=";" | | | | Both teams were 95–67, tied atop the division after 162 games, so they played a tie-breaker game to determine the division champion. The Brewers won the tie-breaker in Chicago, 3–1, to win the division, while the Cubs were