Sep 20, 2026 · 51 min
Brewers match franchise record behind Gasser’s shutout
Brewers tie team record with 97th win, beat Orioles 1-0
Milwaukee’s 97th win ties the franchise record while sharpening questions about Robert Gasser’s postseason role and the roster’s October readiness.
- 1Robert Gasser delivered seven shutout innings by controlling contact and escaping Baltimore’s biggest scoring threats.
- 2Milwaukee manufactured its only run after a sun-blinded outfielder lost a fly ball, then relied on defense to protect the lead.
- 3The discussion weighs roster flexibility, Gasser’s postseason place, and the Brewers’ growing connection with an increasingly invested community.
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Robert Gasser escapes Baltimore’s bases-loaded threat, then finishes seven scoreless innings as the Brewers preserve a 1-0 lead.
The brief
Milwaukee’s 1-0 victory over Baltimore was its 97th win and 11th shutout, tying the franchise record while shrinking the path to October.
Robert Gasser worked seven scoreless innings without his best overall stuff, adjusting his pitch selection, limiting hard contact, and escaping two major threats.
The only run came when a fly ball disappeared in the sun, letting Joey Ortiz reach third before Willy Adames brought him home.
The hosts examine Pat Murphy’s roster choices, the value of creating opportunities before October, and the Brewers’ defensive focus with the division essentially secured.
Jerry Augustine joins Dominic Gatronio as the conversation turns to Gasser’s postseason role, Milwaukee’s community momentum, and whether pitchers create their own luck.