Brewers Fall to Red Sox in Close Game

0:00It's April 8th. This is Boston Red Sox News today, your AI-powered team coverage. The Milwaukee Brewers dropped a close one to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday, falling three two and tying up the series at one game a piece. It was a pitcher's duel for the first five innings, with both teams scoreless and hits coming few and far between. Then the bottom of the sixth flipped the script from Milwaukee. Starter, Jacob Missierowski, walked three straight after a strikeout, loading the bases. Reliever Dio Hall came in and surrendered a two-run double to Trevor's story, followed by a ground out that played it another run, putting Boston up. Three, nothing. The Brewers fired right back in the top of the seventh, loading the bases on singles, a walk, and a hit batter to get on the board. Pinch hitter Christian Yelish drove in one with a grounder, cutting it to three-one, but they stranded runners and went quiet after that. Missierowski still flashed dominance overall, going five and a third innings with ten strikeouts, just two hits, four walks, and those three earned.

1:04Runs. In his three starts this season, he's fan 28 batters against nine walks and six earned runs total. That late rally showed Milwaukee's fight, but Boston held firm to snag the win keeps this series wide open, heading into the next matchup.