Brewers' Sproat Struggles in Loss

0:00It's April 5th. Welcome to Milwaukee Brewer's News Today. AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Cory with the story. Brewer's fans, Game 2 of that double header against the Royals, turned Sour Fast, ending in an 8-2 loss at Kaufman Stadium. Starter. Brandon's broke cruised early, but got rocked in the 6th, sparking a 6-run rally that snapped a tie. Outfielder South Freelich, also bounced with left-side tightness, hurting Milwaukee's chances. Starter's Pat Murphy shook things up after Sprow S. Ruff debut last Sunday. They caught up Logan Henderson as opener, then brought in Sprot Ed for the 3rd. It clicked at first with three clean innings, until Royals catcher Salvador Perez crushed a solo homer to left center, lighting the fuse for Kansas, city's explosion. Murphy praised Sprow's early work, but noted he got rattle with two outs, missing key pitches, where livers didn't bail him out either. Sprow called it frustrating, better mentally and physically than his first outing, but his competitor fire says otherwise.

1:02The young Ridey, Milwaukee's number 5 prospect, gave up 4 earned runs on 4 hits, and 3 walks over 3 and 2-3 innings. He threw 70 pitches but landed just 39 for strikes, battling command while facing big league bats a second time through the order. Brewer's scratch just two runs off Royals, a Seth Lugo, thanks to Bryce Tarrang's triple and Garrett Mitchell's double. Sprow's picking up reps the hard way, building that edge as the brewers grind through the season.