It's February 27th. Here's your Milwaukee Brewers news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Milwaukee Brewers picked up their four straight win in spring training, beating the Chicago White Sox 5-2 on Friday afternoon in Phoenix.
That victory evened their Cactus League record at four wins and four losses, thanks to a balanced offense and strong relief pitching down the stretch. Luis Frengefo and Joy Ortiz led the attack from Milwaukee. Regafo smashed his first spring homer and drove in two runs, while Ortiz went three for three with two runs scored and a stolen base. Five other Brewers added hits, including doubles from Jake Bowers and Breece Turing.
A couple of recent trade pickups made their debuts on the mound. Right-hander Brandon Sprout allowed one run in one in the third innings with three strikeouts, and lefty Shane Drohan impressed with two scoreless frames and three punchouts to earn the win. Then grabbed the lead for good in the fourth. They added insurance runs in the fifth and seventh, while the bullpen shut down a late White Sox threat with the bases loaded.
Milwaukee goes for five in a row tomorrow against the Reds at 2.10 p.m. Central Time on Brewers TV and radio. Fans are liking this hot start from the crew. This The End and Story comes to you thanks to our sponsor.
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