Brewers' Epic Comeback: 9-7 Win vs White Sox

0:00On March 29, Brewer's fans, hold on to your hats. Milwaukee pulled off a wild 9-7 comeback win over the White Sox Sunday at American Family. Field sweeping the three-game series. They were down for nothing early, 7-2 by the third, and still trailing 7-3 heading to the bottom of the eighth, but exploded for six. Runs to seal it. That rally kicked off against White Sox reliever Chris Murphy, and finished off their new closer, Saranthony Dominguez. Luis Rangafo, in his first Brewer's hit, smacked a 2-RBI single to make it close. Then Christian Yelich stepped up as a pinch hitter and crushed a 3-run homer, his first ever off the bench on a 2-out 2-strike count that hooked around the right field pole. Yelich, the former National League MVP and runner-up another year, doesn't pinch hit much, just 37 times before this. Batting, 7 for 31, with no extra base hits. So this moment hit

1:00different, turning a deficit into a lead, and firing up the crowd. On the mound, rookie starter Brandon's broat took a no decision after three rough innings, giving up three homeruns, including a grand slam right out. The gate on 86 pitches, the bullpen held it together from there. Brewer's keep rolling with that never-quit vibe, proving why they're always dangerous laden games. That's the story for today. MLB News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.