The Brewers brought their bats today,
hosting the Cleveland Indians in Maryvale Park. Brewer pitchers held the
Indians to no hits through 6 2/3 innings, before giving up a hit to Christian
Guzman. Pitching for the Brewers against the Indians were, Randy Wolf, Juan
Perez, Francisco Rodriguez, Manny Parra, Rivas, and Zach Braddock.
Brewer’s principal owner Mark Attanasio,
and his wife Debbie, attended to watch the Brewers cruise to a 12-2 win over
the Indians. Brewers had home runs from,
Brooks Conrad, Niger Morgan, Mat Gamel, and Jonathan Lucroy.
Manager Ron Roenicke had to like what he
seen today as the Brewers pumped out 16 hits, and Brewer pitchers only gave up
three hits. Jonathan Lucroy had three hits today, including the home run and a
double, giving him seven hits in 11 at-bats.
Mat Gamel’s home run was his second in
as many games. Gamel had a good game fielding, and the blast he hit today
should quiet some of the doubters. I wrote apiece earlier about Mat and his
doubters.
Carlos Gomez had one hit and one walk
from the leadoff spot; his second stolen base of this spring, and was
caught stealing once. Ryan Braun was hitless in two at-bats and walked once. Logan
Schafer took over in left field and kept up his hot hitting streak, and was two
for two with two doubles.
The Brewers pitchers were spot on, going
almost 7 innings without giving up a hit. Randy Wolf pitched 2 2/3 innings,
struck out two, with two walks. K Rod pitched one inning, with two strikeouts
and one walk. Many Parra looked good pitching two innings, giving up a hit and had
three strikeouts. Box Score
Overall a great game for the Milwaukee Brewers,
who would like nothing better than to keep things going tomorrow against the
Chicago Cubs.
Dale Sveum the new Chicago Cubs Manager;
once a Brewer player and hitting coach for the Brewers last season, will be
facing his former team as the Manager of the rival Cubs. Sveum, a fan favorite
in Milwaukee, should be greeted with warm hearts from fans and players alike. until next time.
Brewers vs. Cubs Sat. March 10, 2:05
CST.
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