Brewers Blast Diamondbacks, End Homer Drought

On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewer smashed the heirs on the Diamondbacks 13-2 on Tuesday night.

South Freilich crushed a solo homer in the second to snap their 7-game drought without a long ball.

Tyler Black went 3-5 with three RBI's to power the offense.

The Brewer is really ported on in the 6th,

plating 8 runs offer Libre Andrew Hoffman, who saw his earn run average jump from 2, 38-8-49.

Seven singles in a walk did the damage, with William Contreras and Jake Bowers each driving in a pair.

That homer drought was Milwaukee's longest since August 1999,

matching the Chicago White Sox's recent skid from early April.

Meanwhile, Arizona's Ildemaro Vargas kept his hot streak alive with a single in the 8th,

now safe in all 21 games this season.

Freilich's 400-foot blast off Merrill Kelly put the brewers up for good early,

and they never looked back after answering Arizona's brief.

Rally in the 5th, Chad Patrick got the win,

allowing just one hit over five innings despite five walks.

Up next, Edwardo Rodriguez takes the mound for the Diamondbacks against Milwaukee's

Brandon Sproet in the series finale Wednesday night.

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