Brewers Rally Past McClanahan, Win 6-2

0:00On April 1st, the walkie brewers came alive to snag a six-to-two win over the Tampa Bay Rays last night. Gary Sanchez and Jake Bauer's crushed solo homers while Bryce Tarrang knocked in two big runs to fuel the rally. Shane McClanahan made his long-awaited return for Tampa, but the brewers flipped the script after trailing early. McClanahan, fresh off a second Tommy John surgery in 2023 and a full 2025 season, sideline by a triceps nerve issue, shut. Down Milwaukee hitless, through four innings. He walked one, but kept the damage low until the fifth, when the brewers loaded the bases and Tarrang singles sparked the comeback. That inning got wild with a rundown play on Tarrang, initially called out, but replay overturned it, letting Joey Ortiz score and handing Milwaukee a three-to-two edge. Folks are talking about how close calls like that keep umbs under the microscope, especially with the spotlight on officials this series. Players piled on two more in the sixth off-releaver Cole Salsa thanks to Sanchez's 414 foot

1:04blast and an RBI double from Brandon. Blockridge. Jake Bauer sealed it later with a 376 foot homer while starter Brandon Woodruff struck out six over five solid innings, allowing just two runs. Tampa stranded chances late, like bases loaded in the afe, but Milwaukee held firm. Tomorrow Drew Rasmussen takes the hill for the raise against Jacob Miseirowski for the brewers, should be another tight one in the series. MLB News. Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the diamond. I'm Corey with The Story.