Brewers' Gritty Win: 13 Singles, 13 Runs

0:00On April 22nd, Milwaukee Brewers just dropped 12 runs on the Detroit Tigers in a 12-to-4 beat-down Tuesday night, and they did it without. Their big hitters, Jackson Cheerio, Andrew Vaughn, and Christian Yelich, suiting up. The squad banged out 16 hits, but get this. 13 were straight singles, no homers in sight. They still manufactured runs with back-to-back tribbles from catcher Gary Sanchez, his first in the majors in over two years in Outfield or Garrett. Mitchell plus some slick infield knocks that sparked rallies. Manager Pat Murphy loves this gritty style, saying their speed involves in play keep putting max pressure on defenses, turning little moments into big edges that wear teams down. On the base pass, they turned a wild pick-off throw into a run and hustled for those infield singles, showing why they're tougher than their star power. Suggests, sitting at 13 wins and 9 losses, the Brewers hold forth in the division, but only two gains back of the Cincinnati Reds, prime to chase that. Fourth straight title with his brand of baseball.

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