Brewers' Harrison Shines in Win

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Milwaukee Brewer's lefty Kyle Harrison is looking sharp through his first two starts.

On Sunday, he held the Kansas City Royals to just two runs on three hits and two walks over five and one third innings.

That effort helped the Brewer's grab an eight to five win at Coffin Stadium, taking two of three in the series.

Now at seven and two, the Brewer's heads of Boston showing that winning vibe from their 95 victory season in 2025.

Harrison closed strong, retiring nine of the last ten hitters he faced.

Key plays kept things tight, like right-fielder Luis Matos, gunning down speedy Bobby Wid Jr. at the plate in the third.

Starting pitching like this could be the backbone from Milwaukee success this year.

The Brewer's jumped ahead early with a three run first, thanks to Christian Yelich's RBI triple and Gary Sanchez's two run homer, Offer Royal starter.

Chris Bubek, they pushed to a six to two lead in the seventh.

But Kansas City rallied hard, loading the bases for RBI singles that cut it to six to five.

Former Royal Angel Zurpa slammed the door and Milwaukee held on for the W, building momentum on the road.