Contreras Vows Retaliation After Brewers' Pitching

0:00On April 7th, Boston Red Sox First Basement Wilson Contreras is fed up with the Milwaukee Brewers plunking him with pitches. Over his major league career, they've hit him 24 times, 10 more than any other team. That frustration boiled over after Monday's game when Milwaukee won 8-6, and he got drilled again. The numbers back his beef, especially with Brewer's starter brand in Woodruff, who's nailed him 6 times head-to-head. Brewers came up through the National League Central with the Cubs and Cardinals, so he's no stranger to these match-ups, but he's done hearing. Pitchers claim it's accidental. Contreras' fire-back post-game, saying next time it happens, he's taking one of them out. Brewers like Christian Yelich called it an old act they've seen for a decade, while Woodruff figures Contreras amps up his reactions to fire up his. Squad. Adding family drama, his brother William, Milwaukee's catcher, walked him down the line to cool him off. Tensions could spike in the next two games, Tuesday and Wednesday, their last regular season

1:01meetings this year. League guys might be on Contreras, too, since threats like that draw fines are worse. Keep watching those at bats' clothes. Because a Boston slugger crowds the plate again, this rivalry might turn from words to wild pitches real quick. From your team, powered by AI, this is Boston Red Sox News today.