Brewers' Wild Win Over Red Sox in Marathon Game

0:00It's April 7th. Boston Red Sox News Today starts now. AI-powered and game ready. I'm Corey with the story. Milwaukee Brewers pulled off an 8-6 win over the Boston Red Sox and a wild chili marathon Monday night. It was back and forth chaos from the jump, with both teen stranding runners early and errors flipping the script late. The Sox jumped ahead three-nothing in the third after a hit batter and sack fly loaded things up for Boston. Brewers answered big in the fourth, loading the bases and tying it on three straight infield grounders that third baseman Caleb Durbin couldn't handle. Cleanly. Fans were glued as a score seesaw to five all by the seventh, full of mischances and quick escapes by starters Brandon Woodruff and Brandon. Fellow. Milwaukee's rally felt gritty, turning defensive slips into pure momentum. Brewers broke through for good in the eighth. When Garrett Mitchell lined a single with two outs and runners on, plus a wild throw home let two score. For seven to five edge, they tacked on insurance in the ninth on a double and single.

1:04Christian Yellich paced with three hits. Mitchell added two more RBIs to lead the majors and relievers Aaron Ashby, Grant Anderson and Angel Zerba. Sealed it despite a lay homer. Tomorrow's rubber match pits Aces Jacob Missierowski against Garrett Crochet at 5.45 pm central. Brewers chasing that fourth straight.