Brewers' Tough Loss Exposes Rotation Struggles | Milwaukee Brewers News

The Brewers’ hot start fizzled in a brutal 8-6 loss to the Twins, as rookie starter Shane Drohan unraveled after a strong season, surrendering career-high nine hits and six earned runs. Despite rallying to tie the game, a shaky relief outing by Antonio Senzatela handed Minnesota the win — their first game allowing more than four runs since late July. Manager Pat Murphy stood by Drohan, calling him one of their top four starters and sticking with the six-man rotation through a tough stretch. The loss stings, but the pitching staff’s overall dominance this year remains their biggest strength — and they’ll be back.

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