San Francisco Giants at Milwaukee Brewers: Final Score & Recap

The San Francisco Giants defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 1-0 at American Family Field on June 3, 2026, handing Milwaukee a loss despite the DiamondIQ model's estimate of a 76 percent pre-game home win probability for the Brewers. The Giants managed just enough offense, with Victor Bericoto delivering the game's only run on a fifth-inning home run off Robert Gasser, a swing worth 12.3 percent in win probability that proved to be all San Francisco would need.

The pitching staff carried the result from there. Logan Webb was the primary force, finishing with a 52.9 percent win-probability contribution, while Chad Patrick added 23.6 percent and closer Keaton Winn contributed 15.9 percent in a tense ninth inning. Milwaukee's best threat came late, when Christian Yelich ripped a double off Winn in the ninth for a 25.1 percent win-probability swing, briefly making the DiamondIQ model's estimate genuinely competitive. William Contreras followed with a groundout that actually registered a positive 19.0 percent swing from the Milwaukee perspective, reflecting a runner in scoring position, but Winn ultimately stranded the threat. Yelich finished as Milwaukee's top batter by WPA at plus-15.9 percent, and Jackson Chourio contributed plus-8.6 percent, but the Brewers' most damaging moment came from their own side when Gary Sánchez grounded into a double play in the eighth, swinging win probability 32.7 percent against Milwaukee and effectively ending any late-inning cushion the home team might have built.