Milwaukee Brewers make MLB history in 20-0 route of Cincinnati Reds
The Milwaukee Brewers went into Friday night as one of the few teams in Major League Baseball without a grand slam this season. Garrett Mitchell gave them their first one of the year, and Milwaukee obliterated the Cincinnati Reds 20-0. Indeed, it was a game that the Brewers controlled from the get-go. Dustin May pitched [...]
The Milwaukee Brewers made MLB history on Friday night with a 20-0 shutout of the Cincinnati Reds, becoming the first team in Major League Baseball history to record multiple shutouts of 20+ runs in a single season. Garrett Mitchell delivered the first grand slam of the year, boosting the Brewers' offensive barrage. Rookie right fielder Luis Lara and other key players contributed with long balls and multiple hits.
Dustin May pitched six scoreless innings, and rookie pitcher Jackson Chourio had a four-hit game. The only disappointment was Christian Yelich's 0-4 performance. With this victory, the Brewers climbed out of last place in MLB for home runs, now ranking 29th.
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