Brewers Lose Heartbreaker, Face Rubber Match

On April 23rd, Brewers dropped a tough 5-to-2 decision to the Tigers last night, snapping

their offensive groove from Tuesday.

The opener planned backfire at his Chad Patrick took the loss after giving up four runs

and four innings.

Tiger starter Casey Meyers shut down Milwaukee most of the way, tossing six strong frames

with just one run allowed and seven strikeouts.

Early on, things stayed scoreless due to, before the Brewers grabbed a one-nothing lead in

the third on a Bryce Tarrang walk, steel and William.

Contreras single, but Detroit answered right back in the fourth with Spencer Torkelson's

blast to go up two to one, then piled on two more in the fifth off-patcher two.

Make it four to one.

Milwaukee fans held their breath late as the Brewers scratched across another run in the

eighth to cut it to four to two, but carry Carpenter's solo.

Outoff reliever Carlos Rodriguez pushed the lead back to three.

In the ninth, bases loaded against closer Kenley Jansen, but Torang grounded out to

ended, heartbreaker.

Offense managed just six hits total, with Brandon Lockridge's two-for-four the bright spot

alongside Torang reaching base twice.

Meyers walked three, but kept the damage low, while Patrick's rough night included six

hits and a walk against only two Ks.

Now it's rubber match time this afternoon at 12-10.

With the Brewers handing the ball to Brandon Sprote against Detroit Ace Terrick Scooble,

the two-time AL-Sai young winner.

Milwaukee needs this one to snag the series.

That's your update from Milwaukee Brewers News today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey with the story.