Brewers Tie Team Record with 97th Win, Beat Orioles 1-0
Robert Gasser allowed three hits over 7 innings, and Aaron Ashby closed out Milwaukee’s 11th shutout and first 1-0 win this season.
- On Saturday, Sept. 19, the Milwaukee Brewers tied their franchise record with a 97th win, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 1-0 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
- Milwaukee starter Robert Gasser threw seven shutout innings over a career-high 107 pitches, and a second-inning miscue by Orioles right fielder Rece Hinds allowed Joey Ortiz to triple and later score on a Gary Sanchez groundout.
- Baltimore pitcher Trevor Rogers struck out 10 in eight innings, but the Orioles' offense remained quiet, leaving the team four games behind the Chicago White Sox for the AL's final wild card spot.
- The Brewers' bullpen secured the team's 11th shutout this season, with relief pitcher Aaron Ashby earning his third save and Milwaukee's magic number to clinch a postseason bye dropping to two.
- Having already secured their fourth straight National League Central title, the Brewers conclude the three-game series Sunday night as right-hander Jacob Misiorowski faces Baltimore right-hander Brandon Young.
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