Overview
- In his first at-bat back at American Family Field, the Giants shortstop hit a 419-foot homer off José Quintana.
- The game marked his first Milwaukee appearance since departing in December on a seven-year, $182 million deal with San Francisco.
- From 2021–24 he was a centerpiece for the Brewers, helping to three postseason berths and setting 2024 highs of 32 homers and 112 RBIs.
- San Francisco cites his presence despite a dip to a .222/.310/.397 line with 20 homers and 63 RBIs in 126 games, with manager Bob Melvin praising his energy.
- Milwaukee entered the series with the majors’ best record, and Adames credited the club’s depth and speed as keys as the visit coincides with a Bob Uecker celebration he planned to honor with custom cleats.