Brewers Bounce Back, Climb Division Standings

0:00It's April 20th. From game day to every day, this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI. Brewer's fans, Week 4, had the crew bouncing back strong with a 4 and 2 record, snagging series wins over the Blue Jays and Marlins to climb to. Twelve wins and nine losses in the division. They dropped the opener to Toronto, but shut them down with back-to-back one-run victories, then took two of three from Miami despite a Sunday slip-up. Meanwhile, the Reds, Cards, and Cubs all win five-in-one, leaving Milwaukee chasing in the standings. Shout-out to Brandon's Bro for his best start yet. Going six-and-two-thirds innings with just one run on Wednesday against the Jays, striking out six. On 75 pitches to spark that win. On the bump, Brandon Woodruff hit seven innings for the first time this year Saturday. At the plate, Breeze Tarrant kept his on-base streak alive at 19 games, slashing hot with seven hits. A homer and five RBIs. Injury-wise, Christian Yelich's groin-strained sidelines him until mid-May, so they called

1:04up Greg Jones from AAA. roster shuffled with a trade for reliever Junior Fernandez from Arizona, plus rookie Coleman Crow's MLB debut Friday before getting sent back down, and Carlos Rodriguez stepping up. Looking ahead, off-day Monday, then three in-de-troy starting Tuesday at 5.40pm, followed by a pirate series at home this weekend, Time to Keep. The momentum rolling.