Brewers Dominate Marlins in Woodruff's Masterful Outing

0:00On April 18th, Brewers took down the Marlins five runs to two in a pitching showdown between Brandon Woodruff and Sandy Alcantara. The former sigh young winner Woodruff dominated with seven strong innings, allowing just one run on three hits and one walk while striking out four. Alcantara, the two-time all-star, had a rough outing, issuing a career-high six walks that opened the door for Milwaukee. Early on, Miami grabbed a one-nothing lead in the second on timely singles, but the Brewers tied it up in the fourth with a clutch RBI single from, Brandon Lockridge. Things stayed tight until the fifth, when William Contreras doubled, and Bryce Tarrang crushed a two-run homer to right center, putting Milwaukee ahead, three to one. Fans saw Tarrang own the day, reaching base four times with that homer in three RBI's, sparking the offense alongside RBI Knox from South Freelick and Lockridge. Woodruff retired 11 straight Marlins down the stretch, showing why he's still elite at 31.

1:02The bullpins held firm late, the Miami loaded the bases in the ninth, and plated one run before Abner Urbey slammed the door. Woodruff became the first Brewers starter to go seven this season, and Tarrang went two for three with two walks. Milwaukee's riding a four-game win streak now, grabbing their second straight series win after a recent skid. They chased a sweep tomorrow at 12.40pm, with Jacob Missyorowski facing Yuri Pérez and another gym of a match-up. That's your update from Milwaukee Brewers News today, powered by AI.