Brewers edge Athletics in wild 12-inning game in Las Vegas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 6:31 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers faced the Oakland Athletics in a dramatic 12-inning game on June 8 at Las Vegas Ballpark. The Brewers secured a 15-14 win after a wild contest marked by multiple lead changes and home runs from both sides. Milwaukee initially took an early lead, but Oakland responded with a powerful offensive display, including a three-run homer from Tyler Soderstrom. The game saw both teams battling back and forth, with the score tied several times, particularly in the later innings. The Brewers and Athletics will meet again for a rematch on June 9.
- •Brewers scored 15 runs in 12 innings to win the game.
- •Athletics led 10-7 and later tied the game at 14.
- •Jake Bauers and Andrew Vaughn contributed crucial home runs.
- •Game featured multiple lead changes and a dramatic finish.
- •The two teams will face off again on June 9.
- 1:17 PMYahoo Sports — The Brewers survived a 15-14 marathon against the Athletics that had a little of everything
- 6:31 AMYahoo Sports — Brewers Went Deep Into the Night to Beat Athletics
"Some games you analyze, and some you just hang on through. Milwaukee’s 15-14 win over the Athletics in Las Vegas was the second kind, a 12-inning slugfest that turned into one of the wildest games anyone has seen in a while.
"Milwaukee Brewers, Athletics played one of the wildest games in MLB this season. In the end, the Brewers prevailed.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 9, 2026, 1:17 PMThe Brewers survived a 15-14 marathon against the Athletics that had a little of everything
Some games you analyze, and some you just hang on through. Milwaukee’s 15-14 win over the Athletics in Las Vegas was the second kind, a 12-inning slugfest that turned into one of the wildest games anyone has seen in a while.
- Yahoo SportsJun 9, 2026, 6:31 AMBrewers Went Deep Into the Night to Beat Athletics
Milwaukee Brewers, Athletics played one of the wildest games in MLB this season. In the end, the Brewers prevailed.
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