Brewers Smash Shutout Record | Milwaukee Brewers News

The Milwaukee Brewers shattered expectations with a jaw-dropping 22-0 shutout over the Seattle Mariners, tying a modern-era record for largest shutout victory. Despite being the league’s worst home run team, they launched three-run homers from Yelich, Hamilton, and rookie Lara — plus a two-run blast from Bauers — while dominating with stolen bases and a five-run fifth inning. They matched their franchise record for runs in a game (set in 1992) and even got Gary Sanchez to pitch a scoreless ninth. Manager Pat Murphy called it ideal — and Mariners’ Scott Servais warned it’s hard to prepare for a team that blends small ball with power. This wild night tied the biggest shutout since 1901 — and Milwaukee made every pitch count.

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