Brewers Snap Skid, Crow Shines in Debut

0:00On April 18th, Milwaukee Brewers just snapped a 6-game skid with a Gritty 7-5 win over the Marlins, pushing their Street to 3. Straight. The Big Buzz was pitching Prospect Coleman Crowe's MLB debut, the club's 23rd ranked arm who flashed serious heat and nasty stuff to keep, things locked down early. Crow went 5-1-3rd innings, giving up just 4 hits, 2 earned runs, 1 walk, and 4 strikeouts on 77 pitches. His curve ball was straight fire, spinning it over 3,000 RPMs with wild break and drop. Reliever D.O. Hall took over, but finally allowed his first run of the season on a homer. The Brewers' offense came alive with timely hits and smart base running. Garrett Mitchell sparked the first rally with a basses loaded infield single, followed by Greg Jones driving in another and stealing second to let A. Third score in a bad throw. Luis Rangafo broke out of a slump, going 2 for 4 with key RBI's, including a double in the 6th.

1:00Things got tense late, a Marlins RBI double-tited at 4 in the 8th, but the bullpen held firm into extras. There, with basses loaded, Rangafo and Mitchell cashed in on errors and a double for 3 huge runs. Trevor McGill closed that out in the 10th, despite a runner scoring from 2nd. Now the crew gear up for a showdown between veteran aces, Brandon Woodruff, and Sandy Alcantara, promising another classic battle. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewers News today. AI-powered updates.