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Yovani Gallardo had a night to forget last night but some milestones to remember: His first inning strikeout of Jed Lowrie was his 200th of the season, and when he finished the second he had also thrown 200 innings this season.
Gallardo also reached 200 innings and strikeouts last season, and is one of just six pitchers who have reached that mark in each of the last two years:
| Pitcher | Team | Combined IP | Combined K |
| Yovani Gallardo | Brewers | 411.1 | 411 |
| Felix Hernandez | Mariners | 460.1 | 438 |
| Clayton Kershaw | Dodgers | 445 | 459 |
| David Price | Rays | 428.1 | 419 |
| James Shields | Rays | 468 | 433 |
| Justin Verlander | Tigers | 482.1 | 481 |
It's worth noting that AL pitchers probably have an easier time racking up high inning totals, as they don't need to be lifted for pinch hitters in non-interleague games.
Yovani Gallardo and Teddy Higuera (1986-87) are the only pitchers in Brewer franchise history to post back-to-back 200 K, 200 IP seasons.