MILWAUKEE – Keith Ginter’s go-ahead, two-run double highlighted Milwaukee’s five-run fifth inning, and the Brewers came back to beat the Houston Astros 7-4 on Saturday night.

Lyle Overbay homered for Milwaukee, which rocked Roy Oswalt for six runs in the right-hander’s worst outing in nearly two years.

Chris Capuano (2-2) returned from the disabled list and gave up four runs and four hits in five innings for the victory. Dan Kolb pitched a perfect ninth for his 17th save in 18 opportunities.

Houston’s Jeff Kent had his team-record 25-game hitting streak snapped after going 0-for-4 with two strikeouts.

Oswalt (4-5) had beaten the Brewers twice this season, giving up just two runs in 15 innings. But Milwaukee tripled that output in its big fifth inning, when the Brewers batted around in the inning and had six hits and five runs off Oswalt.

With the Brewers trailing 4-1, Craig Counsell led off with a single and pinch-hitter Jeff Liefer doubled to right. Scott Podsednik then placed a drag bunt perfectly between Oswalt and first baseman Jeff Bagwell to score Counsell. Junior Spivey singled to right to drive in Liefer.

With two outs, Keith Ginter doubled to right to score Podsednik and Spivey and give the Brewers a 5-4 lead. Ben Grieve followed with an RBI single.

Oswalt left after hitting Chad Moeller with a pitch, one of two batters he hit in the game. Pete Gallo came in and walked Counsell to load the bases before striking out Liefer to end it.

The six earned runs were the most Oswalt has allowed since July 16, 2002. The nine hits allowed were also a season-high.

Capuano, making only his fifth start of the season after being acquired in the offseason trade of Richie Sexson, hadn’t pitched since May 26 due to tightness in his left triceps. He missed a month before that with a quadriceps injury.

Houston scored three times off Capuano in the fourth inning, all on a bases-loaded double by Jason Lane, who started in right field in place of the injured Richard Hidalgo. They were Lane’s first RBIs of the year in 43 at-bats.

Overbay added a home run to right in the seventh inning.

Notes: The Miller Park crowd of 40,223 on Scott Podsednik bobblehead night was the Brewers’ largest since opening day, when 44,405 saw Milwaukee lose 13-7 to the Astros. … Milwaukee reliever Matt Kinney left in the seventh inning with a blister on his right big toe. He’s day to day. … Astros SS Adam Everett recorded his 19th sacrifice bunt in the first inning, the most in a single season in the majors since Neifi Perez had 22 for Colorado in 1997.

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