Milwaukee scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to win a home game and secure a series victory against Washington.

Andrew Vaughn hit a three-run homer in his first plate appearance with his new team and Freddy Peralta threw six shutout innings as Milwaukee crushed the struggling Dodgers.

Andrew Vaughn didn’t sound sold on the concept of a change of scenery. But that was before he stepped to the plate for the first time with the Brewers.

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Andrew Vaughn did not allow that to happen. In his first Brewers at-bat since arriving via June 13th trade from the Chicago White Sox, Vaughn launched a three-run home run. Yamamoto left a high slider hanging over the middle of the plate on a 2-2 count, and Vaughn sent it deep over the left-centerfield wall.