Milwaukee clipped Toronto 4-1 as Jackson Chourio and Christian Yelich clocked back-to-back homers in the ninth, capping a late rally that buried the Blue Jays’ bullpen. Milwaukee’s offense kept chipping away, with Sal Frelick’s groundout setting up Yelich’s tie in the seventh and Isaac Collins driving in a decisive insurance run. Quinn Priester spun six solid innings, and the Brewers’ bullpen tandem—Ashby and Uribe—finished the job after Chourio and Yelich connected. Gausman pitched seven strong for Toronto, but the Jays bullpen faltered late, allowing three ninth-inning runs. The Brewers’ growth at the plate has them cruising atop the NL, while the Blue Jays must regroup after a division-clinching stretch of bullpen woes.

Chourio’s prodigy-level impact returned from the IL with a bang, nearly homering in the first before a spectacular rob by Straw cooled the moment. The two Brewers stars provided the power late, while Milwaukee’s relentless approach—gradual pressure, opportunistic baserunning, and timely hits—proved persistent against Toronto’s defense and relievers. Toronto’s offense had seven strong innings from Gausman but couldn’t support the bullpen’s late collapse, keeping Milwaukee in command of their series in Toronto and reaffirming their identity as a pesky, disciplined offense.