Brewers' Bunts, Singles Win Games

On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewers are dominating in 2026 with just 20 home runs tied for second-fewest in baseball.

Injury sideline their power hitters, so they're winning through speed, contact hitting, and those chaotic big innings that pile on runs without the long balls.

Take April 28th against the Diamondbacks, a 13-to-2 blowout where they erupted for eight runs in the sixth.

It was all light singles, bunts, a broken bat, and catchers interference.

Nothing over 82 miles per hour turned the game into a route after a close call earlier.

Earlier this month on April 6th at the Red Sox, they scratched out four in the fourth with walks, errors, and soft grounders, then battled back from, a lead change to win 8-6.

Similar story, April 17th at the Marlins, three in the tenth on a wild throw, and a double to snag a 7-to-5 victory.

Even against top arms, like April 23rd at the Tigers, they tagged Sy Young winner Tariq Skubal for three in the seventh with weak singles and a double.

Grabbing a short lead before late homers flipped it.

This brule-ish style bunts, infield knocks, and opponent mistakes, defines their hot start, turning close games into wins and proving you don't need.

Bombs to brew up success all season.

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