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The Philadelphia Phillies edged the Milwaukee Brewers 9–8 on June 13 at American Family Field in a high-scoring affair that exceeded the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. The Phillies prevailed despite striking out 15 times, relying on 17 hits and 9 RBIs to overcome a Brewers offense that connected for 3 home runs. Milwaukee's pitching staff was sharp in spots, striking out 15 batters, but surrendered 9 earned runs across the outing. The Brewers' .733 OPS masked offensive inefficiency—they managed just 12 hits and a .255 average while leaving scoring opportunities on the board with 4 walks. Philadelphia's deeper contact approach, despite a lower .687 OPS, proved decisive in the one-run margin. The Brewers' error-free defense couldn't compensate for a 4.10 ERA from their pitching unit. This loss underscores Milwaukee's vulnerability in close games and raises questions about bullpen execution down the stretch.