Brewers Crush Diamondbacks with Small-Ball Tactics

It's April 29th, I'm Corey, with the story, and this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today,

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Milwaukee Brewer's crushed the Arizona Diamondbacks 13-21 Tuesday, leaning hard on small ball tactics

instead of the long ball.

They finally snapped a seven-game home run drought thanks to South Freelix Blast, but

it was gritty execution that powered their big win.

The game started strong with the Brewer's jumping up three nothing early.

They gave up two runs in the top of the fifth, but fired right back with two of their own.

Then in the bottom of the sixth, they exploded for eight runs to blow it wide open.

Manager Pat Murphy was fired up post-game, calling out the team's relentless mentality

for bouncing back quick and pulling together in all kinds of ways.

He said they executed sharp, especially with some clutch hitting in that massive inning.

On the mound, starter Chad Patrick battled through a scary second inning moment where he got

disoriented and lost his vision briefly.

After a trainer check, he gutted out five innings, five strikeouts, and just one hit despite

three walks and 98 pitches.

The bullpen locked it down, too, with Shane Drowhand tossing a clean inning and Jake Woodford

going three strong with perfect first pitch strikes.

Murphy shouted out William Contreras, Tarrang, Freelix, Hammy, and Tyler for stepping a big

proof this squad's clicking on all cylinders heading forward.