Pittsburgh Pirates at Milwaukee Brewers

MILWAUKEE – For Brewers fans, it was a day to meet two of the new guys – and to appreciate one who stuck around. The team introduced two of its Trade Deadline acquisitions before and during a 4-2 win over the Pirates at American Family Field on Tuesday, when the Brewers set a plan for Dustin May’s debut in Thursday’s series finale vs. Pittsburgh, saw the much-rumored (but not traded) Logan Henderson deliver a quality start and then called on Antonio Senzatela to work a scoreless seventh inning of a victory that made Milwaukee the first team in the Majors to reach 70 wins this season. It’s the earliest in franchise history that the Brewers have logged 70 wins. That’s after they also reached 60 wins, 50 wins and 40 wins earlier than ever before, and matched the club record for the 30-win mark. “I was stoked,” said May of his move up the NL Central standings from the fourth-place Cardinals to the first-place Brewers. “I mean, being able to come to a team that’s leading the division by a lot, a great ballclub \[with\