Milwaukee Brewers at Detroit Tigers: Final Score & Recap

The Milwaukee Brewers battered the Detroit Tigers 10-0 at Comerica Park on June 7, 2024, holding Detroit to just two hits across nine innings while piling up 16 of their own. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving the Tigers a 44% chance of winning at home; by the final out, that figure had fallen to 0%.

The second inning was the definitive turning point, as Milwaukee sent Detroit into an unrecoverable deficit. Blake Perkins opened the damage with a triple off Reese Olson, a play that shifted win probability by 5.7 percentage points in the Brewers' favor. Joey Ortiz followed with a single worth another 5.5 points, and Rhys Hoskins added a double that moved the needle a further 4.9 points. Willy Adames capped the inning's most pivotal sequence with a lineout that nonetheless registered a 10.0-point win-probability swing in Milwaukee's favor within that frame, reflecting the accumulating base-out context Olson faced. Detroit's half of the second offered no relief, as Colt Keith grounded out against Tobias Myers in a spot that cost the Tigers 9.2 percentage points of win probability, effectively sealing their fate before the game had reached its midpoint. Milwaukee added three runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to extend the margin to its final 10-run total.

Among Milwaukee's contributors, Adames led all batters with a WPA of plus-6.8, while Ortiz posted plus-6.2 with an RE24 of plus-0.8 and Perkins checked in at plus-4.5 with a RE24 of plus-2.1, reflecting his consistent ability to advance runners throughout the game. On the mound, Tobias Myers was the standout performer of the contest, accumulating a WPA of plus-14.5 as he kept Detroit's lineup completely in check across his time on the hill, surrendering none of the two sparse hits from a Tigers offense that never generated any meaningful threat.