Royals Rout Brewers in Doubleheader

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Royals crushed the Brewers 8-2 in the nightcap of that double header, splitting the day,

believing Milwaukee with a sour taste after a wild.

Sixth inning.

Kansas City erupted for five runs on two outhits, walks, airs, and a wild pitch, turning

a tight game into a route.

Brewers' pitchers just couldn't stop the bleeding, while their bats went quiet after

an early tie.

Austin stayed nodded at two through five, with Seth Lugo dealing for the Royals early,

retiring the first six Brewers before Milwaukee clawed back on a, Terang Triple, and Mitchell

Double.

Logan Henderson got yanked quick after two innings and two runs allowed, then Brandon's

broke kept it close with strikeouts of stars like Bobby Whitt, but walks haunted him.

South Frellik added to Milwaukee's injury wells, singling in the fourth before wincing

and exiting with left-side tightness, hoping it's minor, but the Brewers can't afford another

early hit to the roster?

Fans are buzzing about the sloppiness, especially that first air of the year in the beginning,

feeling like classic brew crew chaos.

Pitching lines tell the story, Sprote gave up four runs in three and two thirds, Jared

Coneg melted down in the sixth, and the offense scraped just.

Five hits total.

D.L. Hall and Pickles provided some late sparks, but it wasn't enough against Royals relievers.

Players looked to bounce back tomorrow at 1-10pm, sending Kyle Harrison against Kansas City's

Chris Bubick to grab the series win.