The Juice is back for its fifth season of fun! Stop by each weekday for an ample serving of news from the action, plus great photos, stats and video highlights. Brewers crack Bell: This was a wild afternoon affair at Miller Park that featured plenty of offensive fireworks, especially in the later innings. Trailing 9-2 in the seventh, the Miami Marlins rallied for three runs, and then six more in the eighth, answering Milwaukee's two in their seventh, to tie the game at 11. Jose Reyes then put them in front with a solo homer in the tenth, which set the stage for another Heath Bell adventure. Well, maybe I shouldn't put it like that, Bell had actually converted 14 straight save opportunities entering Tuesday. He was also one little out away from making that 15, until Aramis Ramirez took him to dead center field for a two-run homer that gave the Brewers a 13-12 victory . The walk-off shot was the sixth of Ramirez's career, and the eighth home run hit in the game. Miami hit five of those and reached double digit runs for the first time all season. Back to the drawing board: One great start against the Los Angeles Dodgers was not an indication of better things to come for Tim Lincecum....