Contreras Vows Retaliation After Brewers Hit-by-Pitch

0:00On April 7th, Wilson Contreras got plant by a brewer's pitch for the 24th time in his career during Monday's game against Milwaukee. That's more than any other team he's faced, mostly from his days dominating the National League Central. Brewers' hurler Brandon Woodruff nailed him in the hand back in the third inning, marking the sixth time Woodruff's done it. The Brewers challenged the hit by pitch call, but it stood firm. Contreras jawed at Woodruff heading to first and kept the heat on after. He made it clear he sped up with the, it was an accident line. After the game, Contreras dropped a bold warning to the Brewers crew. He said next time they tag him, he's taking one of them out. No coincidence in his eyes. They're aiming with intent and he's ready to respond in kind. Right after getting hit, the next batter grounded into a potential double play. Contreras fired a hard legal slide into second, colliding with David Hamilton and even shredding his pants with cleats. Brewers' skipper Pat Murphy called it clean. Contreras turned that fire into fuel, going three for three with a walk and a homer, powering his squad.

1:08If Milwaukee keeps testing him, they might spark more fireworks next matchup. That wraps Milwaukee Brewers news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.