Contreras' Brewers Beef Boils Over

0:00It's April 7th. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Corey, with the story. Wilson Contreras, now catching for the Red Sox, is straight up done with the brewers hitting him. In their latest game, Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff plunked him on the hands, on Contreras lost it, yelling from first base. Despite the Red Sox dropping to two wins and eight losses, he crushed two extra base hits, including a homer, and reached base every time up. That hit marked the 24th time the brewers have drilled Contreras in his career, with Woodruff responsible for six of them. He fired back by sliding hard into second on a grounder, spiking Milwaukee shortstop David Hamilton to break up a potential double play. Red Sox still fell eight to six, extending their skid to three. Contreras didn't hold back after the game, saying the excuses get old, and next time they hit him, he's taking someone out. Contreras outfielder Christian Yelich, brushed it off, calling it the same old routine from

1:01Contreras over the last ten years. Dig into the history, and it's no surprise, Contreras faced the brewers more than any team as a cub, with a solid 763 on base plus, slugging against them. Back in 2021, similar drama boiled over when Woodruff hit him, leading to retaliation, and Contreras shushing the crowd after a homer. This beef shows no signs of cooling, especially with Contreras thriving at 0.850 OPS in Boston, while tensions simmer across the game.