Brewers Snap Skid, Harrison Shines in Shutout

0:00It's April 26th, Milwaukee Brewer's news today starts now, AI powered and ready for kickoff. The Milwaukee Brewer snapped a four-game skid with a sharp five-nothing shutout over the Pittsburgh pirates. Kyle Harrison owned the mound and his second start back from a wrist issue, firing six scoreless innings with a career high 12 strikeouts, just one, hit and one walk. That performance leads all lefties and punchouts this season and nearly touched the Brewer's record of 13 for a southpaw. It's the first time since 2023, a Brewer wins six plus frames scoreless with double digit k's. The bats woke up in the fourth, plating five runs on five hits, sparked by David Hamilton's RBI double that put them up three-nothing. Still, they've struggled early against aces, like those from Detroit and Pittsburgh. No home runs in seven straight games now. Their longest drought since a franchise record, 13 game blackout back in 1999, when Bill. Clinton was in office.

1:00Harrison's gym keeps the Brewer's momentum building at home, but rediscovering that power stroke will be key to stacking more wins like this.