Gasser Leads Brewers Past Orioles 1-0
9 sourcesUpdated Sep 20, 20261 min read
Robert Gasser escaped a bases-loaded, one-out jam in the sixth inning and threw seven scoreless innings as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Baltimore Orioles 1-0. He allowed three hits and three walks, struck out two, and worked a career-high 107 pitches with 64 strikes. Baltimore reached third twice against him without scoring. Milwaukee's pitching finished a combined four-hit shutout. Gasser moved to 5-5. It was his fifth quality start of the season and first since Aug. 14. The Brewers rose to 97-58, won for the ninth time in 11 games, and held the National League's best record. Contested: none found. No outlet disputed the score, innings pitched, pitch count or hits allowed. Rated coverage was 0 left, 1 center and 1 right. With no left-rated headlines and only single center and right headlines on the same wire account, the set supplied no distinguishing angles, quotes or conflicting claims.
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“Gasser Leads Brewers Past Orioles 1-0”The Brewers keep finding ways to win close games like this one. That kind of depth should help them stay on top of the NL.
Gasser shutting down Baltimore for seven innings is huge with the rotation so thin right now. He could be their guy in October.
