Red Sox Sweep Brewers, Gray Dominates

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome in. This is Boston Red Sox News today, where Team Coverage meets AI. Boston finally grabbed their first series win of the season, sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers with a clean 5-0 victory on Getaway Day. It's of 12 games, but the Red Sox shut down the defending National League Central Champs, getting solid starting pitching and timely hits. Sunday grade kept rolling at Finway Park this year. After a strong six innings against the Padres last Friday, he dominated the Brewers with six and a third scoreless frames on Wednesday. He allowed just three hits in two strikeouts, escaping a jam in the third by fanning Jake Bowers with a nasty sweeper. Gray showed that fire the Red Sox won in when they got him, even convincing manager Alex Cora to let him pitch the seventh after a mound visit. Folks are buzzing about his rhythm kicking in, right when Boston needs it most. Meanwhile, former Red Sox prospect Shane Drowhand made his big league debut at 27, but

1:01pitching for Milwaukee. The lefty crews threw two innings before Boston's bats warmed down in the third, forcing eight three ball counts in four walks. That inning exploded for three Red Sox runs on a base-as-loaded walk, an infield single and a sack fly, putting the game away early. Gray's gym and smart offense have Boston building momentum heading into the next slate.