Brewers Clinch Series, Extend Dominance Over Dodgers
Milwaukee Rallies for Sixth Straight Win Against LA, Now 10-0 on Season
The Milwaukee Brewers continued their remarkable season-long dominance over the Los Angeles Dodgers, securing a hard-fought 6-5 victory on Sunday. This win marked the Brewers’ tenth consecutive triumph and their sixth sweep of the defending World Series champions this year.
Brewers Surge Ahead Despite Early Deficit
Milwaukee erased an initial 3-0 disadvantage, aided by a series of defensive lapses from the Dodgers. A botched throw from third baseman **Tommy Edman**, an errant cutoff throw from left fielder **Esteury Ruiz**, and a missed fly ball by center fielder **Andy Pages** all contributed to three unearned runs for the Brewers, leveling the score.
The back-and-forth affair saw **Isaac Collins** deliver the decisive blow in the sixth inning, lacing a two-run single off reliever **Lou Trivino** (3-1) to break a 4-4 tie and put Milwaukee ahead to stay.
Ohtani’s Blast Not Enough as Dodgers Stumble
For the Dodgers, **Shohei Ohtani** provided a spark with his 34th home run of the season, a two-run shot that contributed to their early lead. **Esteury Ruiz** also homered for Los Angeles. However, the Dodgers’ offense couldn’t overcome the Brewers’ rally and their own defensive miscues.
Dodgers starter **Clayton Kershaw** allowed three runs, two earned, on five hits over 4 1/3 innings. **Freddie Freeman** exited the game in the sixth inning after being struck by a pitch on his left wrist.
The Brewers’ bullpen held firm, with **Abner Uribe** closing out the game by retiring **Mookie Betts** with the bases loaded for his sixth save. **Jose Quintana** (7-3) earned the win for Milwaukee, allowing four runs over six innings.
Dodgers Continue Losing Skid
This latest defeat extends the Dodgers’ woes, having now lost 10 of their last 12 contests. Meanwhile, the Brewers are enjoying their longest winning streak since 2021, showcasing their impressive form.
Since May 25th, the Brewers boast a 34-12 record, the best performance in Major League Baseball over that span. For context, this stellar run has them on pace for over 110 wins, a significant turnaround from earlier in the season. (MLB Standings)
Upcoming Matchups
Milwaukee will begin a new series in Seattle, with right-hander **Brandon Woodruff** (1-0, 2.61 ERA) set to start Monday. The Dodgers will host Minnesota, with **Shohei Ohtani** (0-0, 1.00) taking the mound.