
Contreras' Beef with Brewers Escalates
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Willson Contreras long-standing feud with the Milwaukee Brewers escalated this week, as he was hit by a pitch from starter Brandon Woodruff for the sixth time. Contreras, now with the Red Sox, expressed frustration post-game, warning of retaliation. The Brewers, unfazed, hold first place in the NL Central, while the Red Sox struggle with errors and media scrutiny.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Contreras' Beef with Brewers Escalates. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 7th. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI your team, your update. Wilson Contreras took another pitch to the body from Milwaukee Brewer's starter, Brandon Woodruff, during an interleague match up this week. This marks the 24th time the Brewer's have hit him in his career, and the 6th from Woodruff alone. The Red Sox lost the game, dropping to a rough 2 wins and 8 losses early in the season. Contreras has a long beef with Milwaukee, stretching back to his days with the Cubs in the National League Central. He later joined the Cardinals before landing with Boston via trade just over a week ago. Woodruff pitches inside aggressively, and Contreras' stance in the box often leads to these unwanted meetings. Postgame, Contreras vented frustration, saying the excuses from Brewer's pitchers were thin. He straight up warned that next time it happens, he's taking someone out. Later, he slid hard into second base, testing Brewer's infielder David Hamilton. The Brewer's brushed it off like old news. Woodruff called it Contreras, trying to fire up his squad after 9 years of the same routine.
Team A Christian Yelich agreed, noting they've seen this act for a decade. Milwaukee stay cool, won the game, and holds first place in the National League Central. While Boston grapples with sloppy errors in a media frenzy, this rivalry drama might spark something or fizzle out. Contreras better watch his step if he wants the Red Sox to rally behind him for real.
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