Brewers Dominate Tigers in Series Opener

0:00On April 22nd, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off their three-game series in Detroit, with a dominant 12-to-4 victory over the Tigers on Tuesday. Night. They grabbed a quick three-nothing lead in the second inning and never looked back, thanks to solid pitching through Jams in a massive offensive, outburst late. Early on, starter Kyle Harrison navigated traffic over four innings, loading the bases once but limiting damage to just one run. Drivers. Grant Anderson, Trevor McGill, and Aaron Ashby kept Detroit's score list through six, while the Brewers bats went quiet with 15 straight. Outs from the third, through most of the seven. That drought ended when David Hamilton singled. Blake Perkins walked, and Bryce Tarrang and William Contreras drove and runs to push it to 5-1. Then the eighth inning erupted. Gary Sanchez tripled to start, followed by hits, walks in a sack fly that powered on seven more runs for an 11-1. Standout performances fueled the win. Hamilton went four for five with two runs scored.

1:01Tarrang had four RBIs on two hits, and reliever Anderson earned. The victory with two scoreless frames. The Brewers racked up 16 hits total, no homers needed. Detroit scraped four runs in the ninth, but it was too little too late. Milwaukee Eyes, a series win tomorrow, at 5.40pm central, sending Chad Patrick against Casey Meyers' Momentums, flowing their way. That's the story for today. Milwaukee Brewers News Today, driven by AI.