Contreras Shines, Brewers Dominate Nationals

It's May 2nd, Milwaukee Brewers news today starts now, AI powered and ready for kickoff.

Milwaukee Brewers took down the Washington National 6-1 last night, with William Contreras

stealing the show for the second game running.

He smacked four hits in five at-bats, driving in three runs, right after his four-for-four

explosion, with a homer the night before against Arizona.

Jacob Misierowski dominated early, tossing a no-hitter through five and one-third innings

before a right-hamstring cramp sidelineed him.

The young righty fan Aidebatters, topping out at 102.3 miles per hour, and Aaron Ash

became in to clean up without missing.

Aby.

Contreras made Brewers history as just the seventh player to notch four hits in back-to-back

games, the first since Casey McGeehy back in 2000.

10.

He's now hitting 3-10 with 23 RBI's and 13 walks this season, proving he's a clutch

force in the lineup.

The Nationals didn't get their first hit until the seventh, on Dailin Lyle's double,

snapping 15 straight batters retired by Milwaukee Arms.

Jake Irvin took the loss after giving up four runs in five innings, while the Brewers

padded their lead with a two-run single from Contreras in the 8th.

Milwaukee's pitching staff stays locked in heading into tomorrow's match-up, where

Rydy Kyle Harrison faces Washington's lefty, Foster Griffin in-game, two of the series.