Rays Edge Brewers in Thriller, Martinez Shines

0:00It's March 31st. This is MLB News today, powered by AI-Yore around the Diamond Update. I'm Cory with the story. Tevbe Ray snuck past the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 on Monday night in a nail-biter. Nick Fortes crushed a tie-breaking double with two outs in the ninth off Trevor McGill, scoring the go-ahead run after a walk to Johnny DeLuca. All the scoring before that came from solo homers. Yandy DS smashed a lead-off shot in the first. William Contreras answered with a 415-foot blast in the sixth, and DeLuca tied it up. In the seventh, with a 438-footer. This was Milwaukee's first loss after they swept the Chicago White Sox to open the season. Fans are buzzing about the Brewers early stumble, especially with both starters making debuts on new teams. Kyle Harrison from a trade with Boston and Nick Martinez on a $13 million deal with the raise. Martinez went six strong innings, giving up two runs on six hits with three strikeouts. Harrison fan eight over five frames, but allowed the early homer.

1:03In the ninth, Ian Seymour walked the lead-off guide and locked it down for Kevin Kelly's first save. Ray's looked sharp heading into Tuesday, with Shane McClanahan back from injuries for his first big league start since August 2023, facing. Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff.