San Francisco Giants at Milwaukee Brewers: Final Score & Recap

The Milwaukee Brewers routed the San Francisco Giants 16-2 on June 1, 2026, at American Family Field in a game that was effectively decided before the end of the second inning. The DiamondIQ model entered the day estimating a 76 percent home win probability for Milwaukee, and by the time the early innings unfolded, that figure climbed to 100 percent as the Brewers posted seven runs in the bottom of the second alone and never looked back. San Francisco finished with just five hits and committed one error, while Milwaukee collected 18 hits without an error across the contest.

The second inning was the game's decisive sequence by every meaningful measure. On the Giants side, Jonah Cox's strikeout against Shane Drohan added 9.0 percent to Milwaukee's win probability, and Matt Chapman followed with a home run off Drohan that swung the figure another 8.5 percent in the Brewers' favor, marking the two largest single plays benefiting Milwaukee's half of the ledger. When the Brewers came to bat in the bottom half, Jackson Chourio delivered a double off Landen Roupp that added 9.9 percent to Milwaukee's win probability, the single biggest positive swing of the game, and Sal Frelick added another double off Roupp for an 8.5 percent boost. An earlier negative moment came in the bottom of the first, when William Contreras popped out against Roupp, a play that cost the Brewers 7.3 percent in win probability before Milwaukee's offense took full control.

Chourio led all players by WPA at plus-10.3 percent to go with a RE24 of plus-3.7, making him the model's clear standout performer for the evening. Brice Turang contributed plus-8.3 percent WPA and a RE24 of plus-2.5, providing additional punch throughout the lineup. On the pitching side, Chad Patrick led Milwaukee's staff with a plus-1.4 percent WPA contribution, with DL Hall adding plus-1.0 percent in what became a thoroughly dominant team performance for the Brewers.