Brewers Lose Tight One, Head to Rubber Match

0:00It's April 8th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Boston Red Sox News today, your AI-powered team report. Brewers dropped the tight one to the Red Sox, 3-2, in the second game of the series. It was a pitchers duel for the first five and a half innings between Gerr crochet and Jacob Masierowski, both dealing heat with barely any hits, or walks aloud. Missierowski owned the mound early, wrecking up ten strikeouts through five, but things unraveled in the sixth. He walked three straight after his 10th K, forcing manager Pat Murphy to yank him. Reliever DL Hall came in cold and hung a change up to Trevor's story, who cleared the bases for a three run double, putting Boston up big. Brewers fought back in the seventh, loading the bases off crochet before he got plunked, scoring one. Christian Yellich knocked in another, with a grounder, cutting it to 3-2, but they stranded runners and couldn't tie it. Often stayed quite overall, just five hits and missed chances. Hall steady the ship after that, tossing scoreless frames, and the pin held it close into the ninth.

1:05A road is chammed, shut the door with a double play, sealing the Brewers' second straight loss here. Missierowski's line takes a hit from those late walks and inherited runs. Series heads to a rubber match tomorrow at 12.45 pm, with sunny grey starting for Boston. Brewers scratching Chad Patrick, no word on their arm yet, but expect a roster tweak before first pitch.