Brewers Blast Diamondbacks, End Homer Drought

0:00On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewers smashed the Arizona Diamondbacks 13-2 on Tuesday night. South-Frily crushed a solo homer right out the gate in the second to snap their seven-game drought without a long bull. Tyler Black went three-for-five with three RBI's, lighting up the scoreboard early. The Brewers really ported on in the sixth, dropping eight runs on Reliever Andrew Hoffman, who saw his earned run average jump from 2.8 to 8.49. Seven singles and a walk later, it was game over, with William Contreras and Jake Bowers each driving an repair. That homer drought was Milwaukee's longest since August 1999, when they went 13 straight without one. Even the Chicago White Sox matched seven games earlier this year from April 5th to 11th. Fans were buzzing about finally seeing some power return. Meanwhile, Arizona's Il Demaro Vargas kept his hot streak alive with a single in the eighth. Now safe in all 21 games this season. Counting his last three from last year, that's 24 straight, tying the third longest single season mark in Diamondbacks history behind the weas.

1:07Gonzalez's 30 in 1999, looking ahead, Adora Rodriguez takes the mound for Arizona against Milwaukee's Brandon Sprote in game two of the series Wednesday night and after. This route, the Brewers got momentum rolling strong. Stay tuned with MLB News Today, AI Powered Updates.