Brewers Blast Diamondbacks, Frelick Hits Home Run

0:00It's April 29th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, driven by AI your team nonstop. The Milwaukee Brewers finally unleashed their bats in a dominant 13-2 route over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday, kicking off there. Three-game series with a bang. Coming off a seven-game home run drought, their longest and over a decade without key guys like Christian Yellich and Jackson Turio, South Relic. Mashed a solo shot to right field, snapping the slump right away. From there, the hits kept coming with 14 more scattered around. No extra long balls needed, as seven different brewers drove in at least one run. And five tallied multiples, proving small ball adds up big. Freelich kept it real after, saying, runs or runs no matter if it's a homerbarage or a steady six inning rally, just got to keep plating them. Without spotting the other side, anything easy. Meanwhile, starter Chad Patrick shook off a scary vision blur between innings, stayed

1:00in to toss five solid frames with five strikeouts, just one hit. And two earned runs allowed, setting up Wednesday 640pm showdown back at it.