Marlins Snap Skid, Beat Brewers 5-3

0:00It's April 19th. Welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, where team coverage meets AI. Miami-Marlins pulled off a 5-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewer's on Sunday, snapping a four-game losing streak and dodging a series sweep. Yuri Perez dominated with six strong innings, giving up just three hits, one unearned run, a walk and seven strikeouts to improve to 2-1 on. At a season, the Marlins jumped ahead early, tagging Brewer's Ricky Jacob-Misterowski for three runs in the first inning, one earned on four hits and three walks. Misi Arowski still fan nine, leading the majors with 42 strikeouts, but he topped out after 97 pitches with 24 clocking, over 100 miles per hour. Milwaukee clawed back a run in the sixth on some aggressive base running in errors, then Gary Sanchez ripped a two-run single in the eighth to make. They closed at five to three, but the Marlins bullpen locked it down, with Calvin Fasher and Pete Fairbanks slamming the door.

1:01Fairbanks grabbing his third save in four tries. Standout moments included Kyle Stowers going two for three with a double in his season debut for Miami, while Brewer's infielder Breeze Terang stretched. His on-base streak to 25 games. Marlins skipper Clayton McCullough got the boot in the second for arguing a bulk call. Now the Marlins head into a three-game set with the Cardinals starting Monday, sending Max Meyer to the mound against Michael McGreevy, keeping the momentum rolling into Detroit midweek.