Brewers Crush White Sox 6-1, Mitchell Shines

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Milwaukee Brewer's handled the Chicago White Sox 6-1 on Saturday night.

Garrett Mitchell sparked the win with two singles, two runs batted in and two stolen bases.

Christian Yellage grabbed three hits, including an RBI single to kick off a three run first

inning.

Breeze Terang added three hits with two doubles, while Joey Ortiz and Brandon Lockridge

each drove in a run later.

The Brewer's built a four-nothing lead early after a wild throw by White Sox pitcher, Sean

Burke, let Terang score in the second.

Munataka Murakami cut it to three-to-one with a solo homer in the fourth, his second

straight game going deep since signing that two-year 34.

Million dollar deal from Japan.

Still, Milwaukee tacked on insurance in the sixth and seventh.

On the mound, Aaron Ashby impressed in relief with four strikeouts and seven batters

faced, backing starter Chad Patrick, who went four in a third.

Endings allowing just one run.

Burke took the loss, his seventh straight on the road, giving up four runs.

roster news hit two, with first baseman Andrew Vaughn landing on the 10-day injured

list for a left Hamate fracture, so catcher Jefferson Keyro got.

Calda from Triple A.

Tomorrow's finale pits Anthony Kagan's Brandon Sprote in both their season-day views.