Red Sox Lose Heartbreaker, Contreras Warns Retaliation

0:00It's April 7. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey with the story. Boston Red Sox dropped another heartbreaker to the Milwaukee Brewer's, losing 8-6 on Monday night. They started the 3-game series with a rough 2 wins and 7 losses record, looking solid while tied 5-5 in the 8th, but a key hit and a while throw from Roman Anthony opened the floodgates, handing Milwaukee the win. This marks the 2nd straight game to Sox lost by that exact 8-6 score, piling on the frustration early in the season. Boston's been chasing momentum, but these close calls keep slipping away. Tensions boiled over when first baseman Wilson Contreras got plumped by a pitch from Brandon Woodruff in the 3rd inning. It's the 24-time Milwaukee's hit him in his career, and Contreras fired back post-game, warning he'd retaliate hard if it happens again. Woodruff brushed it off, calling it the usual yearly drama from Contreras, trying to rally his squad.

1:00He stayed locked in on the mound, unfazed by the back and forth that even drew in Brewer's manager Pat Murphy. With two more games Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon, eyes stay glued on Contreras at the plate, any repeat could spark real fireworks between. These heated rivals.