Cody Bradford threw 100 pitches without a single strikeout — nine hits, no swing-and-miss, and that line tells you what the night cost him. Henderson used 63 strikes out of 91 pitches across seven innings, and Texas never sat on a hitter's count. Danny Jansen's home run in the third, off a 94.2 mph fastball, padded a lead Milwaukee had held since the first, when a Contreras grounder and a Yelich double made it 2-0. What was hard here was the kind of night that grinds a starter down: keep throwing, keep getting hit, and never get the swing-and-miss that changes the inning.