Montgomery's Grand Slam, Yelich's Walk-Off Blast

0:00It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, driven by AI and built for fans. Colson Montgomery stole the show right out the gate with a grand slam on the first pitch. Bases loaded, nobody out, giving the white socks a. For nothing lead over the Brewers before anyone could blink. Gary Sanchez fired back quick from Milwaukee, crushing a two run homer to cut it to 4-2. Then things got wild in the second when Munitaka Murakami. Loved, scored and later blasted his third homer in three games, pushing the socks ahead further. Montgomery kept dealing, ripping an RBI single for his fifth run driven in, while ever in Pereira unleashed his first dinger of the season, a monster, to left center that showcased his raw power. The Brewers mounted a comeback late, with Terang and Brent Rooker delivering key hits to make it 7-6 white socks, tying run threats everywhere. Then in the eighth, Pat Murphy pulled Ace Christian Yellich off the bench for a pinch hit bomb, his first career walkoff style thriller, flipping the script and igniting the crowd

1:06as Milwaukee claws back into contention.