Brewers Lose Heartbreaker, Offense Heats Up

On April 15th, Milwaukee Brewers just can't catch a break,

dropping a 9-7 heartbreaker to the Toronto Blue Jays in 10 innings Tuesday night.

That makes his six straight losses for the crew,

kicking off the series on a sour note after protecting a slim lead late.

Things got wild in the 9th when closer Trevor McGill walked a batter,

then gave up a ground rule double and a couple singles, letting Toronto.

Explore for three runs to flip a 4-3 lead into a 6-4 advantage.

Milwaukee fire right back, with runs from Bryce Tarrang's RBI single,

and Brandon Lockridge's double to knotted up at 6.

But the 10th was pure meltdown for reliever Grant Anderson.

After a fly-out, he surrendered a double to Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Then walked another guy before Miles Strauss' 2 run double pushed the Jays.

Ahead 9-6, McGill took the blown save, Anderson the loss.

On a brighter note, the Brewers' bats are waking up.

They banged out 12 hits in 41 ad bats, way better than their early skid struggles,

where they could barely scrape five hits a game.

Sunday's six runs against Washington showed the trend too.

This skid's testing Milwaukee's grit, but with the offense heating up,

they might snap it soon against these same Blue Jays.

Keep an eye on the series.

This has been Toronto Blue Jays News today, Power by AI.

I'm Cory with the story.