Brewers Lose Heartbreaker, Losing Streak at Six

0:00It's April 15th. Welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, where a team coverage meets AI. The Milwaukee Brewer's dropped a heartbreaker to the Toronto Blue Jays in extra innings Tuesday night, stretching their losing streak to six games. Jake Bowers and Gary Sanchez turned it into a mini-home run showdown, with Bowers smashing his fifth of the season in the fourth for three-nothing. Lead, then Sanchez answering with his own bomb in the sixth to make it for nothing. The Jays fought back hard, scratching across runs in the fifth and sixth to stay close. While the Brewer's left chances on the table with runners-in, scoring position. Things got tense late when the bullpen faltered in the eighth and ninth, letting Toronto tie it up and even grab a two-run edge. But the ninth inning, pure drama. South relic walked, stole second, scored on a single, and the Brewer's rally to tie it with a double from Brandon Lockridge, bases loaded. Joey Ortiz struck out to in the threat, leaving 25,000 fans on the edge of their seats.

1:02In the tenth, the Jays exploded for three more runs, including a double from Vlad Guerrero Jr., and the Brewer's couldn't quite match it. Jacob Misirowski gutted it out on the mound, despite feeling sick the whole time. Manager Pat Murphy hinted at shaking up the closer role after Trevor McGill's rough night. The crew looked to bounce back Wednesday with Chad Patrick starting. They need this win bad to flip the script.