The Los Angeles Dodgers’ -31 run differential over four straight losses marks their worst slump since 1932, capped by a 9-1 loss to Milwaukee.

Yelich got ahead 3-0, but Yamamoto worked back into the count before Yeli grounded out to third on a ball that wasn’t hit hard enough to attempt a double play. That set up a big moment for Vaughn’s first Brewer at-bat — runners on second and third with two outs — and Vaughn decided he’d make it a moment to remember.

The Los Angeles Dodgers were unable to get back on track, losing the series opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, 9-1, just one day after being swept by the Houston Astros.