Brewers Snap Skid, Look to Climb Standings

0:00It's April 27th, welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, where team coverage meets AI. Brewer's dropped two wins and four losses last week, splitting with the Tigers before getting swept almost clean by the pirates until that Sunday. Shutout. That puts them at 14 wins and 13 losses. Tie for fourth in the division behind the reds at 18 and 10, Cubs at 17 and 11 and pirates at 16 and 12. Harrison owned the mound, tossing six shutout innings with 12 strikeouts against the pirates on Sunday to snap a four game skid and he backed it. Up earlier, with a complete game versus the Tigers, bullpen, arms, Aaron Ashby and Trevor McGill combined for seven scoreless outings while Jake Bowers swung hot at 8 for 21 with three. Doubles. Meanwhile, the division heated up with the reds going four and two. Cubs on fire at five and two, but the cardinals tanked one and five. Harrison spelt the sting from the Brewer's cold bats overall, though that Sunday wins

1:01sparked some hope amid a quiet injury week, Churio and Vaughn nearing. Returns. Priester rehabbing strong. Roster shuffle quick. Tyler Black got his first big league call up with a couple hits over the weekend, sending Luis Meitos to DFA status and Shane. Drowhand returned while Carlos Rodriguez headed down. Prospect Luis Pena had a scare midweek, but looks steady now, and Craig Yohoz back in the minors ready for bullpen help. Now they got Monday off before hosting the Diamondbacks, Tuesday through Thursday at 6.40 PM, then heading to the Nationals for a three game set, starting Friday at 5.45. Time to bill momentum and climb that standings ladder.