Brewers Blast Rays in Eight-Run Eighth

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Milwaukee Brewers just smoked the Tampa Bay Rays 8-2, thanks to a massive 6-1 explosion

in the eighth inning that flipped the script.

Christian Yellick kicked it off with a go-ahead 2-run single, Garrett Mitchell smashed the

2-run double, and the rally kept rolling with RBIs from.

Blake Perkins and David Hamilton, to bury the race.

Earlier, Breeze Tarrang nodded things up at 2-2 with a 2-run homer in the third, answering

Yandy Diaz's earlier blast for Tampa Bay.

That set the stage for Milwaukee's big breakout, going 5-9 with runners in scoring position.

Pitching wise, Brewers starter Jacob Missy Aralski dominated with 7 strikeouts over 6 innings,

allowing just 2 runs.

The bullpen locked it down from there, while Ray's hurler drew Rasmussen fan 8, but couldn't

escape the late damage from her lever-griffin jacks.

A couple fielding errors by Tampa sparked the eighth inning fire, and Ums had drawn a 2-1

CV.

Bucknor took a 100.2 mile per hour foul ball to the mask and had to exit early.

Brewers now sit pretty at 5-1, Ray slipped to 2-4.

Milwaukee heads to face Kansas City next, while Tampa Bay preps for Minnesota, keep an eye

on those matchups.