Diamondbacks Bullpen Shines, Ties Series

0:00On April 30th, the Diamondbacks snagged a 6-2 win over the Brewers to tie the series on Wednesday, April 29th at American Family Field. Their bullpen came alive for four and a third scoreless inning starting with Kevin Ginkle, who shut down Milwaukee after one early single retiring. 13-Stray Batters. Four home runs fueled the offense, highlighted by Nolan Aeronautos' three-run blast in the fourth. Aeronauto crushed his fifth homer of the year and has been on fire, reaching base 17 times in his last seven games while batting 404. Over 14. Kettle Marte and Corbin Carroll added back-to-back jacks in the ninth. The team's first this season and infielder Ildemarro Vargas kept his hitting. Strig alive at 22 games to start the year. Manager Tori LeVulo called the bullpen the game changer, building confidence against the tough lineup. Starter Eduardo Rodriguez, when four and two-thirds innings, giving up two runs on five hits with four strikeouts and four walks before getting pulled.

1:02Shortstop Gerardo Pardomo, returned after a sprain ankle, drawing three walks from the lead-off spot. The team called up left-hander Phillip Abner from Triple A Reno for fresh bullpen arms, optioning Andrew Hoffman after a rough outing. Abner impressed last year and has shown promise this season. Right-handers Zach Galen felt strong in his bullpen session and stays on track for Friday start in Chicago. With Michael Siroka facing Brandon Woodruff in Thursday's 1040 AM Day Game, the Diamondbacks carry momentum into a Cubs series this weekend. Baseball news, powered by AI. This is MLB News Today.