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Brewers' Megill Blows Save, Fans Boo

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Milwaukee Brewers face a challenging stretch, losing six games in a row, with star outfielder Christian Yelich on the injured list. Despite a late lead against the Toronto Blue Jays, closer Trevor Megills struggles led to a heartbreaking nine-to-seven loss in extra innings. Megill, who previously saved thirty games with a low ERA, is currently dealing with a high ERA but has shown resilience in the past. The Brewers, known for their comebacks, are expected to turn things around soon.

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Brewers' Megill Blows Save, Fans Boo

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers' Megill Blows Save, Fans Boo. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 15th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, your AI-powered team coverage. The Milwaukee Brewers are in a rough spot, dropping six straight games while star-outfielder Christian Yelich hits the injured list with an adductor. Strain. Their latest heartbreaker came Tuesday night against the Toronto Blue Jays, where they blew a late lead and lost 9-7 in extra innings. In the 9th, closer Trevor McGill took the mound with a 4-3 edge, but he gave up 3 earned runs, handing the Jays a 6-4 advantage. The Brewers battled back to tie it in the bottom half, only for Toronto to pile on 3 more in the 10th. Fans at the stadium let McGill have it with booze after the blown save, and manager Pat Murphy wasn't having it. He called out the crowd, reminding everyone, this is the same guy who notched 30 saves with a 2.40 ERA last season and 21 saves the year before despite arm troubles. McGill's off to a shaky start this year, sitting on a 14.40 ERA, over six outings, but

early season stats can fool you, dudes proven. He bounces back big time. The Brewers have clawed out of deeper holes before, so expect this cold streak to thaw soon. Keep an eye on them, they always find a way.

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