The Los Angeles Dodgers escape American Family Field with a series win over the Milwaukee Brewers by a 5-1 score. 

Led by another quality start on the mound from ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto and a worthy offensive outpouring by the Los Angeles starting 1-9, the Dodgers have won eight of their last 10 games and won seven of nine during their road trip. 

For the second consecutive outing, the Dodgers' right-handed ace logged in seven innings of one-run baseball. 

His Sunday afternoon start was a career outing when you factor in the ground ball. 

Though Yamamoto only struck out three Brewers in his quality start, he induced a career-high 13 groundball outs. 

"I thought he was in complete control," Dave Roberts said on Yamamoto's outing. 

Yamamoto did run into some trouble in spurts throughout his outing, but was able to utilize his splitter to induce the heavy ground ball numbers. 

The bullpen continued its historic success, as it now pushes its scoreless innings streak to 38. 

"I think it's confidence," Roberts said on how the bullpen has been maintaining their success.

"When you have a lot of guys in the 'pen that are confident throwing the baseball well, you can spread out the usage.  

On the back end of scoring 11 runs in the win on Saturday, the Dodgers' offense kept it going on Sunday en route to the series win.

Though it wasn't the double-digit outpouring from the day before, it was the production from Pages and Tucker that etched runs on the board for Los Angeles.

With the bases loaded in the fourth, the Dodgers received a break as Brewers starter Brandon Sproat found the backstop for a wild pitch that allowed Teoscar Hernández to score from third. 

In the top of the fifth, Tucker came up with runners on first and second and rope a two-run triple down the right-field line that gave the Dodgers their first lead of the game. 

In his last seven games, Tucker has produced a slash line of .269/.387/.500. 

In the postgame, Roberts said that Tucker has "built trust" with the Dodgers' hitting coaches. This, in turn, has correlated with his recent success. 

Roberts also made it a point of emphasis that, since the San Francisco Giants series, Tucker had been showcasing a higher quality of at-bats. 

Still, Roberts know's that Tucker is not satisfied with himself at the plate, even with the offensive production. 

"I still think there's more in there," Roberts said. "I know he's [Tucker] not feeling perfect." 

Pages followed up Tucker's extra-base hit with one of his own, but this one found the stands 380 feet from home plate. 

That home run marked Pages' 11th of the season and was the final blow to the Brewers. 

With the win, the Dodgers secure their third straight series win, and improve to a 33-20 record. 

Looking ahead, Los Angeles will welcome in the Colorado Rockies to kick off a six-game home stand. 

Emmet Sheehan will pitch in the series opener on Monday, followed by newcomer Eric Lauer making his Dodgers debut as a starter, and Shohei Ohtani to cap off things. 

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