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Brewers Crush Royals in Doubleheader Opener

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Brewers Dominate in First Game, Mitchell Shines with Five RBIs; Patrick Pitches Scoreless Innings; Bullpen Secures Win, Setting Stage for Game Two

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Brewers Crush Royals in Doubleheader Opener

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers Crush Royals in Doubleheader Opener. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4, Brewers crushed the Royals in the first game of today's double header, grabbing a solid win behind Garrett Mitchell's monster, five RBIs, including a three-run homer, and Chad Patrick's five scoreless innings on the mound. They jumped out early with Mitchell's two-run double in the first, plating William Contreras and Christian Yellage after some smart base running. Patrick kept Kansas City off the board through five, dodging threats like a runner, gun down at home, by Bryce Tarrang's cannon arm. Mitchell kept the heat on in the third, smashing that three-run shot off Royal Starter Lewandar Avela for a career high RBI night already by then. Fun note, five of Milwaukee's ten hardest hit balls this season belong to him now. Royals scratched back for two in the seventh against Aaron Ashby, with Nick Lofton and Lane Thomas crossing the plate, but the Brewers' bullpen locked. It down. Abner Urbey and Trevor McGill slamming the door, even with the tying run up late. In two kicks off in a few hours at 6.10 pm, Brewers sending Brandon's broat to bounce

back, facing Royals ace Seth Lugo, who's been lights out. Blatley, Milwaukee's rolling into the nightcap. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewers news today, AI-powered updates.

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