Brewers' Logan Henderson shines against Tarik Skubal in pitching duel
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 2:18 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026
Logan Henderson of the Milwaukee Brewers pitched seven strong innings against Tarik Skubal of the Los Angeles Dodgers on August 17, allowing only one run. Henderson struck out six and showcased his potential as an elite starter. Skubal, who was the subject of trade talks, yielded two runs in six innings, striking out seven. This performance follows reports that the Brewers declined to trade for Skubal, focusing instead on keeping Henderson, who has a 2.70 ERA this season. With the Brewers securing the season series against the Dodgers, they may face Skubal again in the postseason.
- •Henderson allowed one run and struck out six in seven innings.
- •Skubal gave up two runs and struck out seven in six innings.
- •Brewers chose to keep Henderson instead of trading for Skubal.
- •The Brewers secured the season series against the Dodgers.
- •Henderson has a 2.70 ERA through 12 starts this season.
- 2:18 PMYahoo Sports — Brewers Pitcher Outduels Tarik Skubal After Team Reportedly Refused To Trade Him To Tigers
"The Milwaukee Brewers reportedly made a strong push to acquire Tarik Skubal before he ended up with the Los Angeles Dodgers
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