Brewers Break Game Open With Five-Run Fifth, Beat Angels 6-2

Shane Drohan's six-inning outing and three hitless relief innings bolstered Milwaukee's momentum while the Angels' struggles deepened.

Overview

Milwaukee defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6-2 on Friday night in Anaheim after a five-run fifth inning put the game out of reach.
Brice Turang opened the rally with a 398-foot solo homer and Jake Bauers followed with a 424-foot, 110-mph three-run shot to extend the lead.
Shane Drohan delivered six strong innings with seven strikeouts, allowing two runs on four hits and earning his sixth win.
Relievers Grant Anderson, Abner Uribe, and closer Trevor Megill combined for three no-hit innings to finish the game.
The win gives the Brewers nine victories in their last 13 games and sets up Robert Gasser versus José Soriano in Saturday's start while the Angels slip further into a multi-game skid.