
Brewers' Comeback Win Over Rays
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Milwaukee Brewers stage a thrilling comeback against Tampa Bay Rays, winning 6-2. Brice Turang sparks the rally with a pair of RBIs, while Gary Sanchez and Jake Bauers hit solo homers. Shane McClanahan, making his first start since 2023, impresses early but struggles later. The Brewers overcome a 2-0 deficit, with key plays including a replay overturn and a bases-loaded single. Brandon Woodruff strikes out six over five innings for the Brewers, setting up a heated series tomorrow.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers' Comeback Win Over Rays. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 1st. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a comeback win over the Tampa Bay Rays, six runs to two. Gary Sanchez and Jig Bowers crushed solo homers, while Bryce Tarrang not to an appear to spark the rally. Shane McClanahan dazzled early in his first start since 2023, holding the Brewers hit list for four and a third innings. McClanahan bounced back from two Tommy John surgeries and a full season sideline by a triceps nerve issue. He walked one and fanned four before the Brewers broke through in the fifth, loading the bases on walks and a single. The Rays led to nothing, but Tarrang's single to right scored two, and the key replay overturned a rundown out on Tarrang. That led a third run cross, flipping the score to three two in Milwaukee's favor. Sanchez blasted a 414-foot homer in the sixth, plus an RBI double from Lockridge made it five two.
1:02Bowers kept it with a 376-foot shot later, while starter-brained in Woodruff struck out six over five solid innings. Brewers starter takes the W at one and zero. Tampa's Drew Rasmussen faces Milwaukee's Jacob Missi-Arowski tomorrow series, heating up quick.
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