Brewers' Harrison Shines in Win, Building on Fastball Tunneling

0:00It's April 6th, from the locker room to your ears. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewers just took down the Kansas City Royals 8-5 on Easter Sunday, snagging their third straight series win and boosting there. Record to 7-2. Left-hander Kyle Harrison took the mound for the start, delivering a solid outing in his second go-round with the team. Earlier this week, our March 30th, Harrison made his Brewers debut against the Tampa Bay Rays in a close 3-2 loss, but he shone through. Five innings with eight strikeouts, just four hits, one earned run, and one walk. Harrison shouted out catcher William Contreras for their smooth chemistry, saying those pre-game talks and trust on the field make all the difference in executing pitches. He hit a bumpy third inning with a hit batter, Homer, walk, single and wild pitch, but locked in after that, retiring eight of the next nine batters. Eight props to new right-fielder Luis Matos for that laser, throw nailing Bobby Whitt

1:01Jr. at the plate. Harrison's feeling good about his conviction with the fastball tunneling all his pitches, staying ahead in counts and finishing strong key areas he's, building on as the Brewers keep rolling.