The Pittsburgh Pirates pulled off an impressive feat on the eve of the All-Star break by sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers in Saturday’s doubleheader.

But could they pull off a full series sweep of the NL Central-leading Brewers, who have the second-most wins in baseball?

An offensive explosion, featuring a 10-run fourth inning, led to the desired result, as the Pirates blew out the Brewers 14-5 Sunday at PNC Park.

All told, in front of 34,087 fans, the Pirates went 15 for 38 (.395) at the plate to move three games over .500 for the first time since June 6.

“Doubleheaders are easy to split,” said starter Paul Skenes, Sunday’s winning pitcher. “To come out, win two one-run games yesterday and then we just showed up and absolutely suffocated (Milwaukee) today, I thought. It’s special.”

The Pirates’ (50-47) 10-run bottom of the fourth tied for the most runs the club has scored in a single frame this year (April 13 vs. the Nationals).

Their 14 runs Sunday also shot the Pirates up to first in MLB with 516 total so far this season.

The last time the Pirates swept Milwaukee was Aug. 2-4, 2022.

It was a productive day for the bottom of the lineup, as Henry Davis (2 for 4, three RBIs), Marcell Ozuna (2 for 5, two RBIs) and Jared Triolo (3 for 5, three RBIs) contributed multi-hit days to the winning effort.

Robert Gasser started for the Brewers and was shellacked for seven runs over three innings.

Skenes (8-8, 3.58 ERA) picked up his second straight win, allowing two runs over 5 1/3 frames on three hits with a walk and seven strikeouts.

His afternoon ended at 82 pitches and after he departed, Isaac Mattson, Antwone Kelly and Brandon Eisert completed the game.

“Every game is big when we play in-division,” manager Don Kelly said. “It does add a little bit to it. To play the way we did in these three games, to win them in the fashion that we did, in different ways with different guys stepping up … Just proud of the way the guys have competed through it.”

The Pirates got on the board in the bottom of the second, taking a 4-0 lead.

Saturday’s hero, Esmerlyn Valdez, first got aboard with a double into left field, while Ryan O’Hearn followed with an RBI double and was himself scored courtesy of an RBI single by Ozuna.

With Ozuna aboard, Davis hit his eighth homer of the season, a 364-foot shot to left field that just cleared the wall.

Milwaukee (59-37) used back-to-back doubles to get on the board in the fourth.

After Christian Yelich led off with an extra-base hit, Jackson Chourio did the same, scoring Yelich to make it 4-1.

Chourio moved to third on a Brice Turang groundout and came around to score on another groundout by Gary Sanchez, as the Brewers trimmed their deficit to 4-2.

The Pirates responded with a 10-run bottom of the fourth, chasing Gasser and busting the game open.

Ozuna led off with a solo shot to left field that just barely stayed fair for his eighth home run of the season.

Davis came to bat after Triolo doubled and after failing to lay down a bunt, Davis instead plated Triolo with an RBI single, handing the Pirates a 6-2 advantage.

Jared Koenig succeeded Gasser on the hill and when Jake Mangum walked and Brandon Lowe singled, the Pirates had the bases loaded with zero outs.

Koenig then plunked Bryan Reynolds, who drew an RBI hit-by-pitch to make it a 7-2 game while re-loading the bases.

The Pirates’ next batter, Valdez, drew a bases-loaded walk and O’Hearn piled it on further, adding an RBI single for a 9-2 lead.

Another pitching change did Milwaukee no good, as Grant Anderson allowed an RBI double to the first batter he faced, Nick Gonzales, which put the Pirates in front 11-2.

Triolo followed with an RBI single to plate two more, as the blowout continued and the Pirates went up 13-2.

The Pirates scored their 10th and final run of the frame when Mangum knocked in Davis with an RBI triple to take a 14-2 lead.

Kelly, pitching two innings Sunday, allowed three runs to the Brewers in the eighth.

“I think it says a lot about our team,” O’Hearn said of Sunday’s win and the sweep. “Obviously, the Brewers are a good team. I think our offense is incredible. We kind of proved that today. It’s been like that, so I believe in this team. Today was really fun. Fun series for us to kind of make a statement going into the All-Star break. Second half’s going to be awesome.”