The Milwaukee Brewers scored three runs in the ninth inning Thursday night to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4, with Jake Bauers delivering a two-out RBI single to cap the comeback. The loss prevented the Dodgers from tying for the National League's best record, per ESPN, while the Brewers stayed alone atop the NL standings.

Dodgers closer Edwin Díaz surrendered the lead in the ninth, marking his third blown save in a week, according to multiple outlets. ESPN reported that Díaz blew his third save in his past four chances. Despite the collapse, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said he would stick with Díaz as the team's closer, lamenting that the team lacks better options for the role.

The Brewers' rally came despite limited offensive production—they finished with ten hits, all singles, per True Blue LA's account of the game.