Brewers' Harrison Shines in Shutout Win

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The Milwaukee Brewers bounced back strong with a 5-0 shut-out over the Pittsburgh Pirates

on Sunday, snapping their 4-game losing streak.

Lefty Kyle Harrison owned the mound for 6 innings, striking out 12 while giving up

just one hit and one walk in what manager Pat Murphy called, a career performance.

He gave big props to catcher William Contreras too, saying he handled the young pitching

staff like a pro-all series, especially jockeying.

Harrison threw a tough night.

Harrison mixed it up smart, throwing 56-4 seam fastballs, 28 slurbs, and 17 change-ups

over 101 pitches with.

Those off-speed options, making his heat even nastier.

The bullpen locked it down from there as Trevor McGill, Aaron Ashby and Admiral Urbey combined

for 3 innings, 6 strikeouts, one hit and 3.

Walks, pushing the team's total to 18 whiffs, a mark hit just once before, and Brewers history.

Solid team effort keeps the momentum rolling.