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The San Diego Padres defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 3–1 on May 13 at American Family Field, with the visiting offense converting limited opportunities into a decisive advantage. San Diego managed just six hits but capitalized with one home run and three RBIs, while striking out 13 times and posting a .662 OPS. Milwaukee's pitching staff struck out 13 batters and allowed only one earned run, but the Brewers' own offense sputtered with nine hits, zero home runs, and a meager .690 OPS that underscored their struggles at the plate. Despite out-hitting the Padres 9–6, Milwaukee's inability to drive in runs—tallying just one RBI on the night—proved costly in a low-scoring contest where clutch hitting separated the teams. San Diego's pitching was equally stingy, allowing nine hits while surrendering just one earned run with a 4.06 ERA. The Brewers' clean defensive play (zero errors) could not overcome their offensive inefficiency, a trend that could pressure their lineup as the season progresses.