Brewers vs Tigers: Low-Scoring Battle

0:00It's April 20th. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today. Team news powered by AI. Milwaukee Brewer's head to Detroit for a three-game series against the Tigers, starting Tuesday evening at 5.40pm. The crew sits at 12 wins and 9 losses. Tie for last in a tight in-else central, where all 5 teams are within 1.5 games. Tigers enter at 12 and 10, shaking off a slow start with 6 straight wins before splitting with Boston. Both squads are banged up. Brewer's miss outfielder Christian Yelich and rookie Jackson Turio until late May, plus first baseman Andrew Vaughn in a few pitchers. Tigers lack Ace Tereek Skubal's teammate, Reese Olsen for the year, Justin Verlander until late April, and several relievers and position players like. Parker Meadows till mid season. Tigers offense pops with captured Dillian Dingler, leading at 302, with 5 homers and 18 RBIs. Rookie Kevin McGonagal tops hits with 24. Brewer's lean on a solid bullpen featuring Aaron Aspie with 5 wins and Grant Anderson's low ERA, though their staff ranks mid-pack overall.

1:06Detroit's pen shines forth in ERA, anchored by Kyle Finnegan and closer Kenley Jansen. Tuesday pits. Brewer's left the Kyle Harrison against Tigers' righty Kider Montero. Wednesday, Chad Patrick faces Casey Meis. Thursday, Brandon Sprote draws Turioek Skubal, the two-time Sai Young Ace, who's dominated Milwaukee before. Expect low-scoring battles with those arms on the mound. Catch it all on Brewer's TV or the radio network on 620 WTMJ in Milwaukee. Should be a gritty interleague clash to kick off the week.