Bullpen weakens again against the Brewers, 8-3

The score of the box

In the hopes of avoiding another eliminated series, the Milwaukee Brewers fought their game this afternoon against the San Francisco Giants. Starter Jhoulys Chacin threw a goal scoreless on the first and let his attack get to work. Lorenzo Cain opened with a single against Tyler Beede, then stole the second base. A single line from Christian Yelich put the riders in the turns. Yasmani Grandal then hit a lining that soddened main field player Kevin Pillar and eventually fell in front of him, but Yelich was apparently overturned by the balloon flight and stumbled over the baspaths. He ended up being kicked out in second place at LoCain and scored. The game was saved as a choice of 8-4.

The Giants were entitled to their return against Chacin early in the second. The right-hander led Brandon Crawford to lead the race, then Eric Thames's error with Mike Yastrzemski at bat put the runners to the feet. Donovan Solano lifted a bag flying towards the center of the field to connect the match to a match and record the second exit. The opposing pitcher, Beede, was the next batter and he scored a single left, but Chacin avoided further damage after receiving a Ryan Braun throw and a relay from Orlando Arcia, defeating Yastrzemski at home for the final.

The match was stuck at one point until the fifth inning, when Chacin dropped a solo home homer against Brandon Belt to give the Giants a 2-1 advantage. The fifth would be Chacin's last run, and he finished with two innings allowed (one win) while giving four hits with a pair of goals and five knockouts.

Alex Claudio made the double and was assisted by a Grandal flew on a scoreless sixth day, then by the first circuit of Christian Yelich in the second half and 32nd of the season, tied with the match which led to the bottom of the list. the framework. With a score of 2-2, Craig Counsell turned to Corbin Burnes to maintain the tie at the top of the 7th. Like too often with Burnes on the mound this season, things did not go well.

Solano doubled to lead, then Beede grounded a mere RBI in the center to give San Fran a 3-2 lead. Yup, two hits for the Beede pitcher today – bringing his batting average to .167. Belt hit a straight forward to put the runners on first and second, and after a visit to the mound, old friend Stephen Vogt doubled to score Beede and put the score at 4-2. Counsell came to replace Matt Burns with Matt Albers. Needing a punch or a pop-up, Albers felt Austin Slater's reversal for the first outing, then intentionally hired Pablo Sandoval to mount the double play. But he unwittingly walked Crawford on five courts to force the fifth inning of the match. It was the eleventh step of the season for the Milwaukee bases, the best for baseball. Kevin Pillar beat a single in the field for an RBI that raised the score to 6-2, then Yastrzemski dropped into what had originally been judged as a double game ending the inning. But the call was canceled during the restart and Sandoval went through the stages to become the seventh inning of the match while only the second of the inning was recorded. Solano, who started the round with a double, hit a RBI single to make it 8-2. Finally, thankfully, Tyler Beede ran out of third place and Mike Moustakas scored the third goal to force Yastrzemski to end the inning. Burnes was charged with four points and now has a points average leading from 9.00 to 46.0 innings this year, ranking second behind Our Hero Junior Guerra among the Brewer raisers. Albers conceded two earned runs and his ERA is now 4.85.

Milwaukee scored a third point on an RBI single by Lorenzo Cain at the bottom of the 7th, but blocked two more runners in the eighth and then lost 1-2-3 in the ninth. Jay Jackson kicked off two scoreless scoreless innings to end the game for the Brewers. He made one while recording four strikeouts. But that remains in the books as an 8-3 defeat, dropping Cream City Nine at 48-46 and 2.5 games away from the Cubs for first place in the National League Central.

Then the Braves go to town for a three-game match starting tomorrow night at Miller Park. The Cobb County Nine will send Max Fried to the mound to oppose Adrian Houser. The first launch will take place at 19:10 in the center of the city.