Brewers vs Blue Jays: Sproat's Debut

0:00It's April 16th. Welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News today, where your team meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Brewer's finally broke their 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 today at American Family Field. Milwaukee hands the ball to Brandon Sprote, chasing his first victory as a brewer. The young ride he's posted a rough 10.45 ERA in three starts, but he bounced back last time with 3.2 solid innings, just one. Run aloud. Toronto counters with veteran lefty Patrick Corbin, who owns a 4.40 ERA from last year, but got shelled for four runs in four frames during his opener against the twins. Top of the order looks sharp with Brandon Lockridge, Bryce Tarrang, and William Contreras leading off, and Gary Sanchez clean up with five homers. Probably this season, but injuries have thinned things out down low guys like Luis Rangafo,

1:00Luis Matos, David Hamilton, and Joey Ortiz are all batting under 600 OPS lately, and the team's offense ranks 4th worst over the past week despite the win. Sliding in the 7th and making his brewers debut is left-fielder Greg Jones, who's won for 7 in the bigs with his lone hit being A, 4-019-foot bomb. This pitch comes at 12.40 pm, so tune in on brewers.tv or catch the radio call on WTMJ620. Momentum's calling. Let's see if the crew can keep the good vibes rolling against these jays.