Contreras Fired Up After Hit by Pitch

0:00On April 7th, Boston Red Sox First Basement, Wilson Contreras is fired up after getting plunked by Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher Brandon Woodruff in their 8-6 win Monday night at Fenway Park. It happened in the third inning with a 92-mile per-hour sinker and Contreras reached base five times that came, including a double and a solo, Homer. The Brewers came back late to snag their eighth win. This marks the 24th time a Brewers pitcher has hit Contreras, making up about 18% of his career total of 131. Hit by pitches, Woodruff alone has done it six times before. Contreras has been plunked twice already this season, including once by a Reds reliever. Contreras yelled at the mound after taking it on the hand and wrist, with his brother William, the Brewers catcher, stepping in to calm things down. Woodruff brushed it off, saying he had a job to do on the mound. The Reds socks grab in early lead, but couldn't hold it. Contreras, a three-time all-star in his 11th year, is hitting 2.35 early this season with

1:02two homers and four RBI's through 10 games. The socks are struggling at two wins and eight losses, dead last in the AL East, while the Brewers sit pretty at eight and two atop the NL Central. Tensions could boil over in game two tonight, at 6.45 at Fenway, with the series wrapping Wednesday, keeping eye on whether Contreras backs up. His words next time he gets dusted. From your team, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today.