The Dodgers rode yet another offensive outburst to an easy win on Wednesday, beating the Brewers 12-6 to run their record to 86-37.
Andrew Heaney threw six very good innings, and the Dodgers offense made those innings free of stress by scoring nine runs in the first four innings. A pair of four-run innings, in the first and fourth, made the game an early laugher.
The Dodgers had 13 hits, including seven doubles and a homer, along with six walks. Mookie Betts and Max Muncy were the only starters not to get a hit, and Mookie walked and scored in the first inning while Muncy had two sacrifice flies.