Brewers blank Tigers 5-0, allow one hit

In a dominating performance, the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-0, with Quinn Priester leading the charge by tossing five hitless innings in his second start for the team. Rhys Hoskins ignited the offense with a 440-foot home run in the second inning, contributing to a three-run lead that the Brewers maintained throughout the game. The Tigers struggled offensively, managing just one hit—a double from Gleyber Torres in the sixth inning—and failing to capitalize with runners in scoring position. Tigers starter Jack Flaherty had a rough outing, lasting only 4⅔ innings and allowing three runs, as his pitch count soared due to command issues. Milwaukee added two unearned runs in the seventh following an error by third baseman Andy Ibáñez. The teams are set to face off again on Wednesday for the series finale.