Seven innings of one-run ball from Logan Henderson was the foundation, and he struck out six and walked one on 93 pitches to get there. Tarik Skubal struck out seven in six innings for Los Angeles but took the loss — 77 of his 109 pitches were strikes, and the Dodgers still managed only two runs. Max Muncy's solo homer in the fourth, on an 83.8 mph changeup, was all Los Angeles could do against Henderson. Jake Bauers drove in two on a single and a double, Andrew Vaughn singled in another at 111.6 mph off the bat, and the Brewers pulled away late. Andy Pages homered in the ninth to cut into it. Milwaukee collected 11 hits, left ten on base, and still won by four.