Clash at American Family Field: Blue Jays vs Brewers – Player Stats Breakdown

Game Overview & Scorelines

The most recent multi-game series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Milwaukee Brewers in June 2024 featured three thrilling contests.

• Game 1 (June 10, 2024): Brewers edged Toronto 31 with strong pitching and timely homerun power.

• Game 2 (June 11, 2024): Blue Jays rebounded 30 behind Yusei Kikuchis shutout.

• Game 3 (June 12, 2024): Milwaukee sealed the series 54, overcoming Toronto late.

Milwaukee Brewers Match Player Stats

a) Pitching Highlights

Colin Rea (Game?1, 3?1 win)

• Line: 7.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 4 K, 0 BB his longest outing since 2016.

• Impact: Reas calm, dominant performance quelled Torontos offense early, ultimately handing them the series opener.

Junior Guerra (Game?2, shutout win)

• Actually, it was the Blue Jays who threw the shutout, not Brewerskey correction as it was Blue Jays Kikuchi who secured the shutout in Game 2. Milwaukee relied on other arms to stay competitive.

Tobias Myers (Game?3, 5?4 win)

• Line: 6.0 IP, 1 R, 3 H, 4 K, 1 BB earned back?to?back wins

• Commentary: Myers pitched with poise, securing Milwaukees second straight series win at home.

b) Hitting & Run Production

Willy Adames

• Game 1: 2-run homer and a sacrifice fly drove in all three runs.

Jackson Chourio

• Game 1: Homered to tie the game in the 3rd inning.
  
  

Christian Yelich

• June 12 game: Went 3-for-4 with a homer in the 54 win

• Season lead: Led Milwaukee in home runs (18) and RBIs (63) as of early July 2025

Andrew Vaughn (Mid?2025 Acquisition)

• Joined Brewers early July 2025; hit a 3?run homer in his first at?bat during a 91 rout over the Dodgers

Toronto Blue Jays Match Stats

a) Pitching

Yusei Kikuchi (Game?2 shutout)

• Snagged the win with a clean sheet 30, holding Brewers scoreless

Jos Berros (Game?1)

• Line: 5.2 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 4 K, 1 BB tough outing in 31 loss

b) Batting Performances

Spencer Horwitz (Game?3)

• 2 hits in the 54 loss cbssports.com

Alejandro Kirk (Game?3)

• Homered once, contributing offensively despite the loss.

Bo Bichette & Daulton Varsho (Game?3)

• Bichette: 1-for-4, 1 RBI.

• Varsho: pinch-hit; routine appearances with less impact.

Head-to-Head Trends & Series Context

• Historical edge: The Brewers lead the all-time series 3929, averaging 4.9 runs per game to Torontos 4.4.

• Recent form: Over the past 20 matchups, Toronto held a slight advantage at .257 average, though inconsistent at the plate

Season Form Snapshot (July 2025)

• Blue Jays: Riding a 4?1 stretch, sweeping games against the Angels over the July 37 span

• Brewers: Record of 3?2 in their last five, slump a bit behind Cubs atop NL Central.
  
  

In their specific June 2024 series:

• Brewers took series 21, winning Games?1 and 3.

• Blue Jays only victory came via Kikuchis pitching gem.

Player Spotlights

Licensed Performers for Milwaukee

• Andrew Vaughn: Instant impact with a homer in first AB, plus Peraltas stellar start, indicates strong midseason form.

• Willy Adames: RBI leader in key gamesable to drive the offense when needed.

• Christian Yelich: Continues being the heartbeat of Milwaukees lineup with 18 HR and 63 RBI mid?season.

Key Toronto Contributors

• Alejandro Kirk & Spencer Horwitz: Popped up as offensive contributors despite team setbacks.

• Yusei Kikuchi: Able to silence Milwaukee batters completely (Game?2 shutout).

Statistical Comparisons

a) Team Batting Averages vs NL & AL

• Brewers (Last 5 games): .247 average, OPB around .286, .608 OPS.

• Blue Jays (Last 5 games vs Angels): Coming off series with strong run support, though exact team average unspecified
  
  

• In this head-to-head series, both offenses showed flasheswith Adames & Yelich on Milwaukee and Kikuchi shutting them down for Toronto.
  
  

b) Pitching Depth

• Brewers' rotation depth: Rea and Myers stepped up; Freddy Peralta returning mid-2025 with strength.

• Blue Jays pitching: Spotlight on Kikuchi; Berros had mixed outings; bullpen had moments but lacked consistency.

Tactical Insights

• Milwaukees power: Homers by Adames, Chourio, and Yelich showed potential slugging.

• Torontos pitching pivot: Kikuchis shutout highlighted control and stamina.

• Momentum shifts: Game 3's late rally edged Toronto off guard, tipping the series 21 to Brewers.

Future Outlook & Key Matchups

Looking ahead to potential rematches:

• Milwaukees strengths:

• Batting power from middle order (Yelich, Vaughn, Adames).

• Rotation flexibility with Peralta, Myers, and Rea.
  
  

• Torontos counterplay:

• Leveraging Kikuchi starts and bolstering bullpen.

• Encouraging Kirk & Horwitz's consistency for lineup support.

A key area to watch is the Brewers midseason uptakeVaughns arrival and Peraltas return have shifted their trajectory. Meanwhile, Torontos gaining momentum suggests competitive series ahead.

Final Takeaways

Series Winner: Milwaukee Brewers, 21powered by combined pitching and timely hitting.

Key Stats Recap:

• Rea: 7?IP, 3?H, 1?ER, 4?K (Game?1)

• Myers: 6?IP, 1?R, 3?H (Game?3)

• Adames: 2?RBI (Game?1)

• Yelich: 3-for-4, HR (Game?3) + season leader stats

• Kikuchi: Shutout performance (Game?2)

Conclusion

This series underscores Milwaukees match player stats balanced attackmixing solid starting pitching with explosive offenseearning them the series win. Toronto played well, especially via Kikuchi and emerging bats, but lacked enough depth to cap off the comeback.

Looking forward, both teams carry momentum into July, with Milwaukee bolstered by new talent and Peraltas return, and Toronto hoping to capitalize on their recent winning streak.