Dominant Outings
Robert Gasser anchored the Milwaukee Brewers’ pitching staff with a sharp performance, striking out six batters while allowing just one earned run over five innings. He was supported by a durable bullpen effort that kept the Los Angeles Angels off the scoreboard for the final four frames of play.
Gasser faced 24 batters, issuing two walks and surrendering four hits. His ability to generate swings and misses proved critical in maintaining balance against an Angels lineup that managed only one run through the first five innings of work.
Bullpen Efficiency
Chad Patrick secured the win by pitching two scoreless innings, striking out five batters without allowing a walk or hit. Abner Uribe followed with a perfect inning, retiring three batters in order with two strikeouts to preserve the lead. Trevor Megill closed the game with his 18th save of the season, working one hitless inning with no strikeouts but securing the final outs.
For the Angels, Brett Kerry started strong but struggled to maintain control. He pitched four innings, allowing one earned run on two hits while striking out three batters. Samy Natera Jr. entered in relief and also allowed an earned run over two innings, recording four strikeouts before taking the loss.
Kirby Yates finished the contest, giving up one hit and one walk while striking out one batter in his single inning of work.
