Crow Shines in Debut, Brewers Win 7-5

0:00On April 23rd, Brewer snagged a 7-5 win over the Marlins in 10 innings Friday night at Lone Depot Park. In all eyes, we're on Ricky Coleman. Crowe in his big league debut. The 25-year-old Ridey from Georgia went 5-1-3rd innings, giving up just two runs on four hits while his family watched from the Bastis. Stands after flying and special for the moment. Crowe got called up from AAA Nashville that day, stepping in for Kyle Harrison, who's nursing a sore left wrist. He had a little scare covering first base on the very first batter, tweaking his left foot, but shook it off and retired the Marlins in order in the first and fifth innings. Crow admitted he was jittery at the start, no caffeine needed for that adrenaline rush, but settled in quick and commanded the zone. Brewer's Skipper Pat Murphy called it, tremendous poise against the solid Marlins lineup, while Miami's Clayton McCullough noted his big curveball worked. Well, the Brewer's built leads of three-nothing and four-to-one, but Miami clawed back, tying it for all in the eighth on a double from Catcher Augustine,

1:04Ramirez. In the 10th, Milwaukee loaded the bases and pushed across three runs, including a wild throw by Xavier Edwards and a two-run double from Garrett, Mitchell. Marlins got one back, but couldn't complete the comeback as Trevor McGill slammed the door for his fourth save. Brewer's now riding a three-game win streak with the series rolling on Saturday at 3.10 pm central time, though Murphy wasn't thrilled about, leaving 10 runner stranded. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewer's news today, AI-powered updates.