Yelich and Durbin Shine as Brewers Defeat Athletics

Christian Yelich drove in three runs, contributing significantly to the Brewers' victory.

Caleb Durbin had two hits in his major league debut, marking a memorable start to his MLB career. His OBP was key since Brewers 3B Oliver Dunn was optioned to Triple-A Nashville before the game in favor of Durbin

Freddy Peralta pitched five shutout innings, allowing seven hits and earning the win. They also racked up seven singles and walked once, bending Peralta, but he never broke.

Trevor Megill secured his second save of the season, closing out the game after a late Athletics rally. Bryan Hudson issued a pair of walks before Brent Rooker doubled in a run to get MLB home run leader Tyler Soderstrom — with nine — to the plate as the tying run. Megill entered and retired Soderstrom on a sacrifice fly before striking out Shea Langeliers for the Brewers' third straight win.

The Brewers' offense capitalized on key opportunities, including a two-out rally in the fifth inning.

Q: Who was the starting pitcher for the Brewers?

Q: What was Caleb Durbin's contribution in his debut?

Q: Who closed the game for the Brewers?

Christian Yelich continues to be a key offensive player for the Brewers.

Caleb Durbin's successful debut suggests he could become a valuable asset.

Freddy Peralta's pitching performance demonstrates his reliability on the mound.

The Brewers' bullpen needs to maintain consistency to secure wins.