Brewers Snap Skid, Dominate Pirates

0:00It's April 26th. Welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, where team coverage meets AI. The Brewer snapped their 4-game losing streak with a shutout win over the pirates, avoiding a sweep and climbing back above 500. Kyle Harrison dominated with 6 innings pitched, 12 strikeouts, just one hit, and one walk on one pitches. A massive 5 run 4th inning of Pirate Starter. Carmen Milizinski fueled the victory, marking Milwaukee's first blank sheet of the season. That 4th frame exploded after William Contraire singled, and Jake Bowers doubled. Catcher interference put South Frellik on base, then Luis Rengafo, David Hamilton, and Brandon Lockridge, delivered key hits to clear the bases and build. The lead. Harrison looked like an ace out there, untouchable through most of his outing. The bull pin wobbled a bit. Trevor McGill escaped the jam in the 7th. Aaron asked me loaded the bases in the 8th, but held firm. Yet Abner Yurve slammed. The door with two strikeouts in the 9th.

1:00Fans are breathing easier after this one, a reminder of Milwaukee's inel central dominance in 4 of the last 5 years. Sure, the pins not as sharp early this season and often stay quiet after that big inning with just 2 more hits, but quality starts and timely. Bats delivered. Milwaukee grabs a day off tomorrow before hosting the Diamondbacks for a 3-game set, kicking off Tuesday at 6.40pm. At American Family, Field.