Brewers Fall to Diamondbacks, Arenado Homers

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The Milwaukee Brewers took a tough 6-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday, snapping

their momentum after a dominant 13-2 win-in, the series opener.

Early on, Milwaukee grabbed the two-nothing lead with some solid offense, but things flipped

in the fourth when Arizona exploded for four runs, powered.

By three homers, including a big three-run shot from Nolan Aeronado.

Brewers Skipper Pat Murphy knows Aeronado well from his coaching days at Arizona State and

gave props to the Diamondbacks for battling back after.

Getting shut down early, he noted how his starter Brandon's pro dominated the first three

innings before allowing those two homers in the fourth.

Sprote went four in a third innings, striking out five, but giving up four earned runs on

six hits and two walks.

Believer DL Hall followed with two-and-a-third strong frames, striking out three, then 25-year-old

left the Bryant Fitzpatrick, made his big.

League debut, tossing one-and-a-third innings with just two hits.

Murphy highlighted the bright spots from the bullpen, but called out the offense for going

cold with runners in scoring position, especially with two, outs, saying they failed to respond

after falling behind.

Still, plenty of lessons for the Brewers heading into the series finale.