Brewers 6 - Dodgers 4 (10/15/2026): Hamilton's Homer Propels Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Brewers powered past the Los Angeles Dodgers with a 6-4 victory at UNIQLO Field. This win solidified the Brewers' strong start to the season, boosting their record to an impressive 6-1. The Dodgers, meanwhile, slipped to 3-4, taking the second spot in the NL West division.

The game unfolded under a clear sky with temperatures at a balmy 84 degrees, creating ideal conditions for baseball. Despite the home advantage, the Dodgers struggled to maintain their early lead, allowing the Brewers to seize control in the later innings.

Early Dodgers' Surge

The Dodgers jumped ahead in the second inning with four runs, thanks to a powerful home run by Shohei Ohtani. Ohtani's shot brought in three of the four runs for Los Angeles, setting an early tone of dominance.

Andy Pages also contributed to the Dodgers' offense in the second inning with an RBI double. However, these early fireworks proved insufficient as the Brewers slowly chipped away at the lead.

Brewers' Comeback

The Brewers began their comeback in the fourth inning, adding two runs to the board. They further narrowed the Dodgers' lead in the fifth inning, tying the game at four apiece.

Jake Bauers was instrumental for Milwaukee, driving in three crucial runs. His performance at the plate helped the Brewers find their rhythm offensively.

Garrett Mitchell added another layer to the Brewers' offense with a solo home run in the sixth inning. Mitchell's blast provided Milwaukee with the lead, which they held onto for the remainder of the game.

Sealing the Victory

In the ninth inning, the Brewers added an insurance run to their lead, bringing the score to 6-4. David Hamilton's two-run homer was pivotal, adding some breathing room for Milwaukee's bullpen.

Pitcher JoJo Romero, who earned the win, kept the Dodgers in check during his two innings of work. Romero’s three strikeouts highlighted his effectiveness on the mound.

On the defensive side, Aaron Ashby closed out the game with three solid innings, ensuring the Dodgers couldn’t mount a comeback. Ashby allowed just two hits while striking out three, securing the victory for Milwaukee.

The Dodgers' bullpen struggled to contain the Brewers' late surge, with Tanner Scott taking the loss. Despite early success, Los Angeles couldn't find an answer to Milwaukee's relentless offense.

Looking ahead, the two teams will meet again on October 16, 2026, as the Brewers continue their road trip at UNIQLO Field. With both teams having a strong regular season, the upcoming games promise to be fiercely competitive.