Brewers in World Baseball Classic Quarterfinals

0:00It's March 12th, here's your Milwaukee Brewer's news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The World Baseball Classic moves into quarterfinals this Friday, March 13th, with the field now cut in half. Players like Joy Ortiz from Mexico and Carlos Rodriguez from Nicaragua are heading back to Milwaukee Brewer's camp after their teams fell short. Kickoff games include South Korea facing the Dominican Republic at 5.30pm Central Time, followed by the United States against Canada at 7pm. On Saturday, March 14th, Puerto Rico takes on Italy at 2pm, and Venezuela battles Japan at 8pm in single elimination, matchups. Several brewers remain in contention, squaring off across these games, breeze to rang anchor second base for the U.S., while Tyler Black and Rob Azrazini represent Canada in their direct clash. In our Auree Bay pitches for the Dominican Republic, Andrew Fisher plays infield for Italy, and Jackson Churrio, William Contreras, plus Angel Zerpa Sout, up for Venezuela.

1:04Tureng has shown brightly with a 4-17 batting average, four doubles, and key RBIs to help the U.S. advance despite a stunning loss to Italy. Others like Fisher boast a home run and solid hits, while pitchers such as Zastrasny and Zerpa have kept runs off the board in limited action. Others are watching closely as these brewers chase deeper runs, with winners advancing toward the semi-finals and Miami next week. The tournament's intensity ramps up, blending national pride with big league talent. The daily news now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.