Brewers match baseball’s modern-era record for biggest shutout, beating Mariners 22-0
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Seattle Mariners in a baseball game with an exceptionally large final score, matching a modern-era record for the biggest shutout. Multiple Brewers players contributed home runs and doubles during the game.
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4 sourcesGarrett Mitchell and Gary Sánchez help Brewers score 6 in 1st inning and beat Mariners 7-4
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Brewers match baseball's modern-era record for biggest shutout, beating Mariners 22-0
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8 sourcesBrewers score: Milwaukee scores 6 runs in 1st inning, tops Seattle 7-4
Milwaukee Brewers crush Mariners 22-0 in historic record-tying rout
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2 developments- Aug 19Brewers match baseball’s modern-era record for biggest shutout, beating Mariners 22-0
- Aug 20Garrett Mitchell and Gary Sánchez help Brewers score 6 in 1st inning and beat Mariners 7-4
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Quiet for 58 daysLast development · Aug 20 — Garrett Mitchell and Gary Sánchez help Brewers score 6 in 1st inning and beat Mariners 7-4