Milwaukee delivered a stunning 22-0 victory over Seattle on Tuesday, a shutout that rewrote the record books for the largest margin of defeat in modern baseball.
The offensive onslaught was led by Christian Yelich and David Hamilton, each launching three-run homers that stretched the Brewers' lead early and kept the Mariners at bay.
Jake Bauers sparked the scoring with a daring play that sent the first run across the plate, setting the tone for a game that would quickly spiral out of Seattle's reach.
A historic night in Milwaukee
Milwaukee matched a franchise record for runs scored in a single game, finishing with a 22-0 tally that echoed only two other 22-0 outcomes in over a century of baseball history.
On the mound, Kyle Harrison, who had struggled in his previous start, limited the Mariners to just two hits over five innings, while relievers Shane Drohan, Grant Anderson and Gary Sánchez combined to seal the shutout.
The bullpen's work culminated with Sánchez closing out the ninth, preserving the historic night for Milwaukee.
Looking ahead, the teams will meet again on Wednesday, with Logan Gilbert facing off against Dustin May in a rematch that could determine the next chapter of this rivalry.