Yelich, the Brewers arrive at Kershaw in 4-2

Saturday, July 21, 2018
AP

MILWAUKEE (AP) – Christian Yelich made a tying homer to Clayton Kershaw in round six, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat a seven-game losing streak on Saturday night against the Los Angeles Dodgers. .

Brewer reliever Josh Hader pulled out four of his two innings without scoring in his first appearance since Hader's racist and homophobic tweets surfaced during the All-Star game. Hader, who apologized for several years of social media posts, received a standing ovation from the crowd after his introduction, with many fans at Miller Park.

Hader highlighted five rounds of Milwaukee. Knebel provoked some nervous moments in ninth place.

Knebel gave Logan Forsythe a brace, which earned him the chance to tie Manny Machado

. was acquired Baltimore Orioles during the All-Star break. But Machado rebounds harmlessly to third place to end the match, and Knebel gets his 12th stop

The Brewers bats catch up with Kershaw in sixth, when Yelich takes the lead with a first-place homer for a two-point tie . . Another point counted on an error, and Keon Broxton added a RBI hat-trick

Kershaw (3-5) allowed seven hits and four runs in six innings, but only one was earned. He was removed five times in his first loss since April 25, a series of eight starts.

Corbin Burnes, Milwaukee rookie (1-0), won his first major league win with two scoreless innings, Chase Anderson's base-loaded, person-out jam in the fifth. Kershaw was thrown to the plate trying to score on a wild pitch before Burnes put the Matt Kemp out and the Max Muncy hitter flew.

Chris Taylor drove the two Dodgers races with a single loaded base in the first

COACH'S ROOM

Dodgers: OF Yasiel Puig took about 30 swings from a tee at Team training complex in Arizona on Friday. Puig could return a bit during a four-game series in Atlanta, which will begin Thursday, though he has no setbacks, said manager Dave Roberts

Brewers: OF-1B Ryan Braun won 1 for 3 and scored two points in his return from a stay on the 10-day disabled list for a tense comeback. … OF-1B Eric Thames (right hamstring) is getting closer to his comeback after being coached for a third consecutive day and running, said manager Craig Counsell. […] After throwing Mount Miller Park before the game, reliever Matt Albers (right shoulder) will play next time in a rehearsal session at Colorado Springs Triple A.

TOWARDS THE FOLLOWING

Dodgers: Start a left-turn Alex Wood (5-5) takes the lead after the All-Star break

Brewers: LHP Brent Suter (8-6) makes his first career start against the Dodgers.

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