Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee Brewers

The Milwaukee Brewers secured a convincing 6-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox at American Family Field, with the postgame AiBS review underscoring a generally reliable umpiring performance amid a modest volume of challenges. The Brewers’ efficient use of the review system, facing two challenges without overturns, contrasted with the White Sox’s three challenges yielding just one successful outcome late in the game. This dynamic reinforced the home team’s control over key umpire calls throughout the contest.

Five total challenges were made, with just one being overturned—a called pitch in the bottom of the third inning on David Hamilton that shifted from an original call against the White Sox to a successful reversal in their favor when the score was already 4-0. This rare misjudgment in an otherwise steady umpiring sequence had limited impact on the flow, as Milwaukee had already built a solid lead by that point. Most other reviews confirmed the on-field calls, including those on critical called strikes and balls at varying counts, emphasizing a stable strike zone overall. However, since two reviews depended on inferred pitch locations, conclusions about umpire strike zone consistency should remain cautious.