Brewers Crush Rays, Jacob Misiorowski Shines

On April 1st, Milwaukee Brewers just crushed the raise again, dropping a six-run bomb in

the eighth inning for the second time in four days.

Christian Yelich came through clutch, with a two-run single-bases loaded, sealing the

deal in a game they turned into a route.

This win bumps them to five wins and won loss to open the season.

The third time in four years, they've hit that mark through six games.

Jacob Misiarowski stepped up big for the Brewers starters, tossing the team's first quality

start of the year.

This innings with seven strikeouts.

He shook off some early wobbles after a delay, including a two-run homer thanks to a mound

visit in some fiery self-peptalk.

At 23, he's showing real growth from last season, saving the bullpen on a night he didn't

feel his sharpest.

Meanwhile, Ray's third-basement junior Caminero had a rough one defensively, committing

three errors that opened the door wide for Milwaukee.

Two costly throws in the third led to a homer, and his flub in the eighth sparked that

massive rally with four unearned runs.

Brewers pounced like they did all last year on opponent mistakes.

Manager Pat Murphy stuck with his left-handed bats against Ray's lefty Ian Seymour, even

with varieties on the bench.

He figured Seymour's change of neutralized his backups, and he won a platoon edges save

for later relievers like Griffin Jacks.

It didn't click early, but Yelich and Jig Bowers delivered key hits objects in that eighth

inning explosion.

Brewers looked locked in early, blending started depth, opportunistic hitting, and smart

chest moves to build momentum heading into the next series.

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