The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Los Angeles Angels 3–1 on August 1 at Angel Stadium, with the visiting offense capitalizing on limited opportunities despite both teams managing just five hits. Milwaukee's pitching staff dominated, striking out 13 batters while allowing only five hits and one earned run for a 3.48 ERA, while the Angels' lineup struggled significantly, striking out 13 times with a .697 OPS and managing no home runs in the loss. The Brewers' single home run proved decisive, driving in one of their three runs, and their pitchers issued just two walks compared to the Angels' four, establishing clear control throughout. The matchup fell well short of the 9.5-run Vegas total, underscoring a pitching-heavy contest where Milwaukee's 3.48 ERA and 13 strikeouts overwhelmed a Los Angeles offense that managed only a .238 batting average. This victory extends Milwaukee's pitching prowess and suggests the Brewers' rotation depth will remain a competitive advantage heading into the final stretch.