Brewers Snap Streak with Old-School Win

On April 16th, Milwaukee Brewers finally snapped their six-game losing streak with a gritty 2-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.

Brandon Sprote delivered his best start of the season, going six-and-two-thirds innings, allowing just one run on four hits while striking out six, and touching 98 mph on the fastball.

Toronto grabbed the lead in the third with a double, single, and sacrifice putt, but Milwaukee tied it up in the fourth on a sacrifice fly from Luis.

Rengafo that led Bryce to rank slide home safe. Then in the seventh, the Brewers pulled off something rare with three straight bunts.

Garrett Mitchell walked, advanced on one, beat out another, and Joey Ortiz squeezed in the go-ahead run.

Fans are buzzing about that old-school small ball in a power-hitting era, especially with the Brewers missing three top bats like Christian Yelich, Jackson Churrio, and Andrew Vaughn.

They've scored three runs, or fewer in six of their last-day games, but this win shows their fight, turning weaknesses into wins through smart.

Baseball, pitching stole the show too. The bullpen bounced back strong, with Trevor McGeele striking out too, in the eighth, and Angel Zerba nailing the save.

Despite a lead-off hit, Sprote looked like the prize they got in the Freddie Peralta trade, building real confidence for the staff.

Brewers sit two games over 500 now, heading to Miami for a 6-10 star against the Marlins tomorrow night.

Keep that momentum rolling. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Toronto Blue Jays News today update, AI-powered, and always on.