Andrew Vaughn hit a three-run homer in his first plate appearance with his new team, Freddy Peralta threw six shutout innings and the Milwaukee Brewers trounced the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-1.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto was one pitch away from a clean first inning Monday night.Instead, it devolved into a sudden, unstoppable nightmare.In the shortest start of his MLB career, and in an outing that somehow rivaled his disastrous debut in the majors last March in South Korea,

Los Angeles Dodgers starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto was named an MLB All-Star for the first time on Sunday. On Monday, he posted his worst outing of the season. The Milwaukee Brewers chased Yamamoto two outs into his start while tagging him with five runs — three of them earned — during an entire run through the order.

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.