Henderson Dominates Rangers
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Texas Rangers 6-1 on Friday, August 28, at American Family Field. Logan Henderson was the standout performer for the home side, securing the win with a seven-inning outing. He limited the Rangers to just one hit while striking out seven batters.
Henderson allowed one earned run and did not walk a single batter. His performance was the anchor for the Brewers' offensive attack, which spread its scoring across multiple innings.
Scoring Sequence
The game opened with immediate offense from the Brewers. In the first inning, Eric Contreras grounded out to shortstop, allowing Brice Turang to score. Shortly after, Christian Yelich doubled to center field, driving in Connor Bauers.
The Rangers responded in the third inning when Jonah Heim homered to left field, a shot that traveled 395 feet. This was the only home run of the contest. The Brewers regained the lead in the sixth inning when Nick Solak singled to center, allowing Matt Mitchell to score.
The offensive pressure continued in the seventh and eighth innings. Contreras singled to center in the seventh, scoring Bauers again. In the eighth, Sal Frelick scored on a single by Luis Angel Irizarry, and Hamilton added the final run on a sacrifice fly by Contreras.
