The second half of the season begins for the Milwaukee Brewers on July 18 as they take on the Los Angeles Dodgers from Dodger Stadium. Follow along for live updates as Quinn Priester takes the mound against Dodgers right-hander Tyler Glasnow.

Former Brewers pitcher Drew Rasmussen, now with Tampa Bay, threw a perfect fifth for the American League. Former Brewers minor leaguer Shane Smith, pitching for the White Sox in the eighth, retired one of the two batters he faced.

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The Brewers will open the second half without their starting right fielder. Milwaukee placed Sal Frelick on the 10-day injured list, backdated to July 15, due to a left hamstring strain. Blake Perkins was recalled from Triple-A Nashville to take his spot.

The Dodgers and Brewers resume their weekend series on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium. The Brewers are the third National League team against whom the Dodgers will have played the entirety of their regular season series this season,

The Dodgers are held to three hits in a 2-0 defeat and have scored a total of four runs in four losses to Milwaukee over the past 11 days, striking out 47 times.

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The Brewers are having a great season up to this point, but there is one flaw the team has to address before the MLB trade deadline.

The Brewers will open the second half without their starting right fielder, who is headed to the injured list. Find out why at MLB Trade Rumors.