Yamamoto’s Devastating Opening Stuns Dodgers in Shocking Brewers Upset

Yamamoto’s Devastating Opening Stuns Dodgers in Shocking Brewers Upset

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The two teams played the final eight innings. But the result already seemed well in hand.

Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani reacts negatively during an at-bat against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday in Milwaukee. (Aaron Gash / Associated Press)

The Dodgers’ lineup was shorthanded, missing Teoscar Hernández with a bruised foot and Tommy Edman with a pinky toe fracture (both are expected back in the lineup by Wednesday). Before the game, Kiké Hernández was also put on the injured list with an elbow injury that had been bothering him since he made an awkward slide in Cleveland in late May, and flared up to the point of requiring a cortisone shot this past weekend. Not to be forgotten, Max Muncy also remains sidelined by his bum knee.

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