Brewers Crush Rays, Head to Kansas City

0:00It's April 3rd, I'm Cory with the story. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, driven by AI and built for fans. The Milwaukee Brewer's wrapped up their season opening homestand with a solid 8-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on April 1st, going 5 and 1 at home. Bryce Tarrang crushed a 2 run homer to tie it early, and Jacob Masierowski delivered 6 strong innings with 7 strikeouts, his best start yet. This year, that a thinning turned into a route, with the Brewer's plating six runs on hits, walks, and some sloppy raise defense. Junior Caminero had three. Heirs, including botched throws that loaded the bases. Christian Yelich and Garrett Mitchell drove in key runs to blow it open. Fans are buzzing about Masierowski shaking off a 13-minute umpire delay home. Plate Ump, CB Bucknor, got hit by a foul tip and had to leave. Meanwhile, ex Brewer, Drew Rasmussen, traded in that Willie Adamay's deal back in 2021, kept it close with just two runs over five innings.

1:02Brewer's stay perfect in the field. No errors through six games, tying a franchise mark. Their tops and steals with 13 already, but they've given up a ton of early homers. 15 of 17 runs allowed. Now five in one, Milwaukee heads to Kansas City for three, with the royals starting Friday perfect momentum before hitting the road heavy.