Brewers Fall to Marlins, Head to Detroit

0:00On April 19th, young flamethrowers Jacob Missy Arowski and Yuri Pérez square it off in Miami, but the brewers prospect couldn't find his groove early, handing the marlins a quick three-nothing lead after one inning. Pérez, though, was lights out, keeping Milwaukee scoreless through five. Missy Arowski loaded the bases right away, and even after a double play, run scored on a wild pitch, hit batter, and single. The brewers scratched one back in the sixth, on David Hamilton's walk, steel, and gared Mitchell's ground out, making it three-one. That four-game win streak for Milwaukee took a hit as the bullpen faltered next. DL Hall walked and hit too many, giving up two more runs for a five-one Marlins edge. The brewers loaded the bases in the eighth, with South Freelix hit, and a couple walks, and Gary Sanchez drove in two to pull within five-three. Pinch hitter William Contreras flew out, though, and Pete Fairbank shut the door in the ninth for the Marlins win. Brewers head to Detroit Tuesday for a three-game set against the Tigers,

1:01after an off day, ready to fire up another streak. This has been Milwaukee Brewers News today, powered by AI.