Gordon turns heads in debut, despite Brewers’ loss
Colton Gordon shines in tonight’s loss, making an interesting case for himself to make the postseason roster
On September 22, 2026, in Philadelphia, the Milwaukee Brewers faced the Philadelphia Phillies in a game that saw Colton Gordon make his debut with the team. Despite the team's loss, Gordon's performance was noteworthy, displaying a strong pitching debut despite the eventual defeat. The game saw several key moments, with the Phillies taking an early lead through a two-run home run from Brandon Marsh.
However, the Brewers managed to respond, with a significant contribution from Gordon, who played flawlessly and allowed the offense to shine in the top of the sixth inning. Following Gordon's debut, the Brewers faced additional challenges as the Phillies capitalized on the Brewers' defense, including a crucial home run from Marsh.
The game concluded with the Phillies securing a 6-3 victory. Nevertheless, the Braves' loss to the Reds earlier in the day provided the Brewers with a first-round bye in the National League Division Series. Looking ahead, the Brewers will face Aaron Nola in their next game, with Logan Henderson slated to pitch in his final appearance this season.
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