Brewers Beat Phillies 4-1, Henderson Earns 11th Win

The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 in the September 23, 2026 game, a win decided early in the contest that stood until the end.

As Bleacher Report reports, the Brewers won with four runs and six hits without fielding errors, while the Phillies scored one run with six hits and one error. Brice Turang opened the game in the first inning with a homer to center, while Christian Yelich added a homer in the second inning for Milwaukee. For the Phillies, the only run came in the second inning when J.T. Realmuto grounded out to second, allowing Alec Bohm to score. The winning pitcher was recorded as L. Henderson (11-3), the loser A. Nola (7-11), and T. Megill earned his 30th save.

Both teams recorded six hits each, but the difference was made by Milwaukee’s powerful home-run production and error-free play. The early hits by Turang and Yelich set the pace, while the Phillies failed to come back after the two early blows.

With this result, Milwaukee improved its record to 99-59, while Philadelphia fell to 87-71; according to Bleacher Report, Henderson recorded the win, Nola the loss, and Megill the save.