LOS ANGELES -- Taylor Jungmann had his way with the Dodgers on Saturday night, pitching eight strong innings in the Brewers' 7-1 at Dodger Stadium.
The rookie right-hander cruised, needing just 100 pitches in his first complete game in just his seventh major league start. Jungmann walked two and struck out seven, allowing only three hits.
Jungmann retired 11 in a row at one point until Yasmani Grandal doubled to open the eighth inning. He moved to third on a ground ball then scored on a sacrifice fly, but the Dodgers' first run could only cut their deficit to six runs.