Trailing Start and Early Pressure
The Milwaukee Brewers found themselves in a difficult spot early, trailing the San Francisco Giants by a single run after just three innings of play. Arraez reached base with a single to right field, setting up the game’s first score as J. Rodríguez crossed the plate to give San Francisco an early 1-0 advantage.
Milwaukee starter Brandon Sproat worked six innings but could not hold the lead. He allowed six hits and three earned runs while striking out five batters. Despite his effort, he took the loss, dropping his record to 3-6 for the season.
McCray’s Power Turnaround
The offensive momentum shifted decisively in the fourth inning when Grant McCray launched a home run to left-center field, measuring 406 feet. The blast tied the game before Adames scored on the play, pushing San Francisco ahead 3-0. This was the only home run of the contest and proved to be the decisive offensive output for the home team.
Sproat’s replacement, Garrett Stallings, entered the game in relief and managed to shut down the Giants’ offense over the final two innings he pitched. Stallings worked two scoreless frames, allowing no hits but issuing one walk while striking out one batter.