Brewers' Big Guys Triple Threat

0:00It's April 22nd. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI everything happening with your team. I'm Cory with the story. Gary Sanchez dropped a triple on April 21st, sparking the Milwaukee Brewer's to a 12-4 win over the Detroit Tigers. The 6-foot-2, 251-pound catcher beat out the hit, then Garrett Mitchell followed right up with one of his own. The first. Back-to-back triples for the Brewer's since May 4th, 2015. Sanchez actually notched his second triple with Milwaukee after clearing the bases in Oakland two years back. Brewer's TV put the plays side-by-side on mind, cracking everyone up with how these guys arrived at third on totally different timelines. Big dudes hitting triples brings pure joy to Brewer's fans. 11 players over 240 pounds have done it, led by Cory Hart's 33. An unbelievable 9 from Prince Fielder, the 5-foot 11, 275 pounder who even inside

1:00the park, a couple homers. Pictures join the fun too, like Jeff DeMico's 6-foot-7 frame chugging into third for Miller Park's first triple back in 2001, huffing like a runaway beer truck. Others from Eduardo Rodriguez to Doug Davis pulled it off, plus walk-off triples and cycles capped by stars like Christian Yelich and Robin Yolt. These rare feats remind us baseball thrives on the unexpected slow-pokes turning third into magic, keeping the game's heartbeat pumping strong.