In a remarkable display of speed and strategy, the Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise record for stolen bases in a single game during a 14-1 rout of the Oakland Athletics. The team stole nine bases, breaking the previous record held since 1992. Logan Henderson, making his MLB debut, showcased his pitching prowess with five strikeouts and an impressive fastball-changeup mix. The offensive onslaught began with six steals in the first inning, leading to a commanding 4-0 lead.

Sal Frelick led the charge, tying the game record with his second steal before Caleb Durbin's successful second base steal solidified the new record. It appeared that Athletics starter Jeffrey Springs struggled to control the running game, prompting a balk that allowed another run to score. The Brewers' aggressive base running was a key factor in their victory, igniting excitement among fans and setting a benchmark for the season.