Mariners vs Brewers
MLB • Reg. Season • Aug 18 2026
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054
22220
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@jacksauer2
13h
Holy shit dude. I was watching the Red Sox game and saw it was 2-0 early and the Brewers had the bases loaded, figured I'd check in after the end of the inning in the Sox game. I forgot and then checked again about 15 minutes later and all of a sudden it was 11-0. Then at 11 o'clock when I should honestly be going to bed I check my notifications and see THIS. WHAT THE HELL
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@FlameRaptorRaven
12h
This is cruel and unusual punishment and the worst part is the fact that the Mariners absolutely did not deserve this. I sadly didn’t watch this game, but I will admit that the final score scratches the part of my brain that loves quirky sports stats.
It certainly didn’t look like it would devolve into this at first. The Brewers needed a nutty sequence to get their first run and then neither team scored for 4 straight innings. It’s like the Brewers flipped in the 5th and started pounding Seattle to no end. If Milwaukee had gotten to play the bottom of the 9th, they could’ve broken the record for biggest blowout. Instead they’ll have to ‘settle’ for the biggest blowout in modern baseball history along with their .489 team batting average. This game gets a 2.2 for 22 runs and then that gets doubled for the aforementioned itch my brain that loves getting scratched.
Side note: The Brewers left 17 men on base. HOW?!
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@Preston_Rogers
13h
Gotta give a decent rating for the amount of runs scored in this one lmao. It was only 1-0 headed into the fifth too. The Brewers just didn’t let off the gas pedal after that though. No Brewer had more than 4 RBIs (Christian Yelich, Luis Lara, and David Hamilton), and the Brewers pitching staff had only given up three hits (not including Gary Sanchez who gave up two hits in the ninth but helped to complete the shutout victory). Absolute all around dominance.
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