
Brewers vs Blue Jays: Sproat's Debut
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Brandon Sproat takes the mound for the Brewers, aiming for his first win, while Patrick Corbin faces off for the Blue Jays. The Brewers lineup, led by Lockridge, Turang, and Contreras, with Gary Sanchez in the cleanup spot, looks strong. However, injuries have weakened the bottom of the lineup. The game starts at 12:40 PM, broadcast on Brewers.com, WTMJ 620, and the radio network. Will the Brewers maintain their momentum?
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Toronto Blue Jays News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers vs Blue Jays: Sproat's Debut. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 16th. This is Toronto Blue Jays News Today Team News, powered by AI. Brewers finally broke that six-game skid last night with a tight two-to-one win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Now, they got a shot to stack some wins and wrapped his homestand strong. On the hill from Milwaukee today, it's Brandon Sprote chasing his first victory as a brewer. The young Rides posted a rough 10.45 ERA in three outings, but his last relief stint showed promise three and two-thirds innings. Just one earned run and three strikeouts. Toronto counters with veteran lefty Patrick Corbin, who bounced back to a 4.40 ERA last year. He stumbled in his opener, though, surrendering four earned runs over four frames to the twins. Brewers line up leads off solid, with Lockridge, Terang, and Contreras. Plus scary Sanchez crushing five homers already in cleanup. But injuries thinned the bottom guys like Rangafo, Meitos, Hamilton, and Ortiz, all hovering under 600 OPS lately.
Hitting seventh is Debiton Greg Jones in left, one for seven lifetime, with that one bomb going 419 feet. First pitch at 12.40 p.m. Catch it on brewers.tv or tune in to WTMJ 620 and the radio network. Let's see if Milwaukee keeps the momentum rolling.
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