Brewers Lose Streak Continues, Power Outage Persists

0:00It's April 26th. You're listening to Milwaukee Brewers News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewers dropped a 6-3 decision to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday, slipping back to 13 wins and 13 losses after. Losing their second straight series. The team is banged up without Christian Yellich, Jackson Chorio, and Andrew Vaughn, which has killed their power at the plate. They have not hit a home. One in six straight games, their longest drought in 11 years. Manager Pat Murphy praised the fight in his squad after the game, saying there is no shame in how they battled despite the injuries, and he knows fans. Are frustrated, but believes the group will settle in. They scraped together just six hits, with Jake Bowers and Tyler Black leading the way on four of them, while young starter Jacob Missyorowski struck. Out nine, but gave up three earned runs. Everybody pointed to the inexperienced pitching staff, carrying extra load, without those

1:00key bats, gave props to the Pirates for heating up early, and stayed confident they will turn it around soon.