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Brewers Edge Red Sox in Marathon Game

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Milwaukee Brewers triumph over Boston Red Sox in a high-scoring, error-filled game, with Christian Yelich leading the charge. Brewers bullpen shines, setting up a crucial matchup tomorrow.

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Brewers Edge Red Sox in Marathon Game

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers Edge Red Sox in Marathon Game. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 7th, Milwaukee Brewers edged out the Boston Red Sox 8-6 in a wild, marathon game Monday night under chilly conditions. It was back in fourth chaos from the start, with both team stranding runners early and pitchers dodging Jams left and right. The Brewers finally cracked the code in the fourth inning, loading the bases on walks and an air, then capitalizing on two more fielding miscues, too. Tied about four runs each, Boston fired right back with a double in some sloppy defense to grab a five-to-four lead. Errors prove costly all night, especially for the Sox infield, which kept giving Milwaukee extra outs and runs. Christian Yelich paced the crew with three hits, including a double, while Garrett Mitchell added two more RBI's to tie the Major League lead at. 13. In the eighth, Milwaukee grabbed the lead for good at seven to five on walks, a single, and a wild throw home that let two run score. They tacked on another in the ninth before the bullpen slammed the door, despite a late homer.

Brewers bullpen arms like Aaron Ashby and Angel Zerpa stepped up big, and now they eye a four-straight series win tomorrow against Boston, pitting. Jacob Mesierowski against Garrett Crochet at 5.45 pm. Central time. Team coverage, powered by AI. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today. I'm Cory with the story.

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