Brewers Win Fourth Straight, Woodruff Shines

0:00On April 20th, Milwaukee Brewers just handled the Miami Marlins 5-2 on April 18th, pushing their win streak to 4 straight after that. Rough's six-game skid, Brandon Woodruff owned the mound with his longest start of the season, going seven strong innings, striking out key hitters and retiring 11. Marlins in a row to shut down any rally. Earlier this week, Woodruff returned to the same park where he bounced back from shoulder surgery last summer, flashing old school command with, 92 pitches, 71 strikes, and 5 pitch types to keep Miami guessing. The 33-year-old righty hit 93 mph in the 7th, improving to two wins and zero losses with the 3.42 earned run average. Meanwhile, the Brewers' offense grinded out 11 walks, a season high, wearing down Marlins a Sandy Alcantara after five innings. Bryce Turing crushed a two-run homer right after William Contreras doubled, flipping in one-to-one tie into a 3-to-one lead, while Garrett.

1:01Mitchell's heads up slide on a contact play sparked another big frame. Manager Pat Murphy praised the battery work between Woodruff and his catcher, calling a beautiful navigation late in the game, and stressed. Base running drills, paying off after a recent blunder. The crew snapped back to small ball, timely hits, and defense, with the pen-holding firm despite some late tension. This win puts the Brewers at 12 and 8, riding solid pitching that's allowed two runs, or fewer, in three of these victories, proving there, locked in for the long haul. This has been Milwaukee Brewers News Today, powered by AI.