Brewers Dominate, Misiorowski Shines

0:00It's April 1st, from the locker room to your ears. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Milwaukee Brewers bounce back strong, taking an 8-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday to snag the series after dropping the opener. Their young, writing Jacob Misierowski dominated with six innings pitched, seven strikeouts, just four hits, and two earn runs allowed. But effort locked down the rays after they grabbed an early two run homer. Earlier in the game, things got tense in the second inning when Misierowski's 100-mile per hour fastball got fouled off straight into the face mask of umpire C.V. Bucknor. The 63-year-old dropped in pain, got help from the Brewers catcher, and had to leave the game for good. It's been a rough week for him, with all those overturned calls from the new automatic ball strike system. Brewers fans lit up over the offense exploding for six runs in the eighth to break a two-two tie. Christian Yelich sparked it with a two run single after a smart-bund earlier, and guys

1:04like Garrett Mitchell and Blake Perkins added RBI's through. Smart small ball. It's the second straight game they ported on late like that. Misierowski's been on fire, following up 11 strikeouts in his opening day debut with this gem, building serious hype around the 23-year-old phenom. Yelich keeps delivering two, staying hot at the plate through the season's first week. At five in one, the Brewers head into their off day, Thursday, before hitting the road Friday against the Kansas City Royals for their first away. There he is, looking to keep the momentum rolling.