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Milwaukee tagged Wrobleski for five first-inning runs, including Contreras’ three-run homer, and beat Los Angeles 5-1 to halt a strong road trip. Henderson held the Dodgers hitless until Ohtani’s fourth-inning single, while Ohtani later drove in their lone run with a sacrifice fly. Muncy exited after a 95.5 mph pitch hit his hand/wrist. The severity was unclear.

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