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Brewers Defeat Dodgers 24-9 in High-Scoring Showdown

Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers10-12
24
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers16-8
9

Monday, March 16, 2026, 4:05 PM ET · Camelback Ranch - Glendale

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Who won Milwaukee Brewers vs Los Angeles Dodgers?

Milwaukee Brewers beat Los Angeles Dodgers 24-9 at Camelback Ranch - Glendale on March 16, 2026.

The Milwaukee Brewers delivered a stunning performance against the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning decisively with a score of 24-9 at Camelback Ranch - Glendale. This game marked a significant moment in the series, which is now tied at 1-1. The Brewers' offensive explosion showcased their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, while the Dodgers struggled to contain their opponents throughout the game.

In terms of recent form, the Dodgers have been performing well at home, boasting a record of 16-8 and winning seven of their last ten games, with a current streak of three victories. They have averaged 4.8 runs scored per game while allowing 3.8 runs. In contrast, the Brewers, with an away record of 10-12, have shown more inconsistency, going 5-5 in their last ten games and currently riding a one-game winning streak. Their scoring average has been 4.3 runs, with an equal number of runs allowed.

Home and away performances highlight a stark contrast between the two teams. The Dodgers have a solid home record of 4-2 in their last six games at Camelback Ranch, while the Brewers have struggled on the road, with a dismal away record of 0-4 in their last four games. This backdrop set the stage for an exciting matchup, especially given the Dodgers' recent home dominance.

Historically, the Brewers have had the upper hand in their recent encounters with the Dodgers, winning all five previous meetings in the 2025 season. The last five games between the two teams saw the Dodgers lose by scores of 7-8, 0-2, 2-3, 1-3, and 1-9. This trend continued in the latest game, as the Brewers' offense overwhelmed the Dodgers.

Injuries have also played a role in shaping the teams' rosters. The Dodgers were missing several key players, including Gavin Stone, Bobby Miller, Brusdar Graterol, Jake Cousins, and Edwin Diaz, all of whom are on the injured list. The Brewers faced similar challenges with Rob Zastryzny, Bryse Wilson, Brandon Woodruff, Quinn Priester, and Angel Zerpa also sidelined due to injuries. The absence of these players likely impacted both teams' performances, but the Brewers managed to adapt better on this occasion.

The betting market had the Dodgers favored, reflecting their stronger home record and overall performance this season. However, the Brewers' commanding win flipped expectations, demonstrating their capability to perform under pressure. The odds attributed to the market provider had indicated a competitive matchup, but the Brewers exceeded those expectations.

Conditions during the game appeared favorable for a high-scoring affair, and both teams took advantage of the opportunities presented. The Brewers' scoring plays included a notable homer by Ebel in the seventh inning, which set the tone for their offensive onslaught. They continued to pile on runs in the eighth and ninth innings, effectively sealing the game well before the final out.

Viewers should have noted the Brewers' aggressive approach at the plate, with multiple players contributing to the scoring. The Dodgers, while they managed to score nine runs, could not keep pace with the Brewers’ relentless offense. The game highlighted the importance of capitalizing on scoring chances and the ability to maintain pressure throughout the game.

In conclusion, the Brewers' 24-9 victory over the Dodgers serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of baseball, where any team can rise to the occasion and deliver a standout performance. The series remains tightly contested, and both teams will look to adjust as they move forward.

Injury report

  • Gavin Stone60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Bobby Miller60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Brusdar Graterol60-Day-ILBackLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Jake Cousins60-Day-ILElbowLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Edwin Diaz15-Day-ILNeckLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Rob Zastryzny60-Day-ILShoulderMilwaukee Brewers
  • Bryse Wilson15-Day-ILBackMilwaukee Brewers
  • Brandon Woodruff60-Day-ILShoulderMilwaukee Brewers
  • Quinn Priester60-Day-ILShoulderMilwaukee Brewers
  • Angel Zerpa60-Day-ILElbowMilwaukee Brewers

Recent form

Los Angeles Dodgers

Last 10: 7-3Streak W34.8 scored · 3.8 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • W5-3at Seattle MarinersSep 28
  • W3-2at Seattle MarinersSep 27
  • W5-4at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 25
  • L4-5at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 24
  • W7-5vs San Francisco GiantsSep 21
  • W6-3vs San Francisco GiantsSep 20
  • W2-1vs San Francisco GiantsSep 19
  • W5-0vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 18
  • L6-9vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 17
  • L5-6vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 16

Milwaukee Brewers

Last 10: 5-5Streak W14.3 scored · 4.3 allowed per game0-4 away

  • W4-2vs Cincinnati RedsSep 28
  • L1-3vs Cincinnati RedsSep 27
  • L0-7at San Diego PadresSep 24
  • L4-5at San Diego PadresSep 23
  • L1-5at St. Louis CardinalsSep 21
  • L1-7at St. Louis CardinalsSep 20
  • W5-2vs Los Angeles AngelsSep 18
  • W9-2vs Los Angeles AngelsSep 17
  • W9-2vs Los Angeles AngelsSep 16
  • W9-8vs St. Louis CardinalsSep 14

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Milwaukee-53W2.62187
Chicago962L2.55778
St. Louis1770W2.50070
Pittsburgh1972L1.48668
Cincinnati2073W2.47967
Los Angeles-57L2.59082
Arizona967W1.52574
San Diego9.567L2.52173
San Francisco24.582W1.41458
Colorado28.586W2.38654

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Inning0-1Ehrhard singled to left, Hye. Kim scored, Tibbs III to second.
  2. 3rd Inning0-4T. Hernández homered to center (414 feet), Freeman scored and Betts scored.
  3. 3rd Inning0-6Alfonzo doubled to left, Hye. Kim scored and Tibbs III scored.
  4. 4th Inning0-7Muncy homered to right center (454 feet).
  5. 5th Inning1-7Williams singled to center, Ortiz scored, Lockridge to third.
  6. 5th Inning3-7Lara singled to left, Lockridge scored on error and Williams scored on error, Lara safe at second on fielding error by left fielder Hope.
  7. 5th Inning5-7Black singled to center, Lara scored and Rengifo scored, Vaughn to second.
  8. 5th Inning6-7Sánchez singled to center, Vaughn scored, Sánchez to second, Black to third.
  9. 5th Inning10-7Lockridge homered to center (422 feet), Black scored, Sánchez scored and Ortiz scored.
  10. 7th Inning11-7Pratt grounded into fielder's choice to second, Ebel scored, Murray safe at second on error by shortstop N. Miller, Lockridge to third.
  11. 7th Inning12-7Lara reached on infield single to second, Lockridge scored, Pratt to second, Murray to third.
  12. 7th Inning13-7Jon Adams walked, Murray scored, Lara to second, Pratt to third.
  13. 7th Inning14-7Boeve walked, Pratt scored, Jon Adams to second, Lara to third.
  14. 7th Inning17-7Black hit sacrifice fly, Lara scored, Jon Adams scored and Boeve scored, Black to first on fielding error by left fielder Hope, Black to third.
  15. 7th Inning18-7R. Rodríguez grounded out to shortstop, Black scored.
  16. 7th Inning19-7Ebel homered to left center (396 feet).
  17. 7th Inning19-8Newell hit sacrifice fly to left, Vetrano scored.
  18. 8th Inning19-9Hope singled to center, Rhodes scored, Senzel to second.
  19. 9th Inning20-9Pratt walked, Ebel scored, Murray to second, Ragsdale to third.
  20. 9th Inning21-9Payne walked, Ragsdale scored, Pratt to second, Murray to third.
  21. 9th Inning22-9Jon Adams walked, Murray scored, Payne to second, Pratt to third.
  22. 9th Inning23-9Boeve singled to center, Pratt scored, Jon Adams to second, Payne to third.
  23. 9th Inning24-9Leonard grounded into double play, shortstop to second to first, Payne scored, Boeve out at second, Jon Adams to third.

Win probability

Above the line favours Los Angeles Dodgers, below favours Milwaukee Brewers.

Venue

  • Camelback Ranch - GlendalePhoenix, Arizona
  • Attendance10246
  • OfficialsBryan Van Vranken, Paul Clemons, Mike Muchlinski, Charlie Ramos

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