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The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 6–2 on April 29 at American Family Field, with the visitors' power stroke proving decisive in a lopsided matchup. Arizona's offense overwhelmed Milwaukee's pitching staff, collecting 11 hits including 4 home runs while driving in 6 runs, posting a .735 OPS that significantly outpaced the Brewers' anemic .687 mark. Milwaukee managed just 6 hits and failed to generate any long balls, striking out 10 times despite drawing 4 walks. The Brewers' pitching unit allowed 6 earned runs across what appears to be a complete outing, while Arizona's hurlers limited the home team to 2 runs on 6 hits with a 4.72 ERA. A defensive miscue by Milwaukee—1 error—contributed to the offensive imbalance, as the Diamondbacks capitalized on early opportunities. Arizona's ability to hit for power and consistency at the plate contrasted sharply with Milwaukee's strikeout-prone approach and lack of extra-base production. The loss drops the Brewers further back in the Central as Arizona's balanced offensive attack suggests the visitors can sustain competitiveness in division play.