BREWERS SCORE SERIES
More: The Brewers' Willy Adames is hitting the ball as hard as ever. Brewers: Begin a two-game series Tuesday in Minnesota with a matchup between two rookie right-handers. More: Outfielders Hunter Renfroe and Tyrone Taylor are on track to rejoin the Brewers on their next road trip in San Francisco One of those was a loud one, a two-run homer from Andrew McCutchen with one out in the ninth against Pirates closer David Bednar, but it wasn't nearly enough. The Brewers, meanwhile, mustered up just two hit over 4 ⅓ innings against Pittsburgh's bullpen. Gonzalez walked Hayes, the righty-righty matchup for which he was brought in, then gave up a three-run homer to Daniel Vogelbach that ballooned the Pirates' lead to 8-4. In the top of the ninth, Chi Chi Gonzalez relieved Brent Suter with a runner on third and two outs. Three batters later, Oneil Cruz hit a no-doubt solo shot of his own to give the Pirates the lead back. Gott was greeted by a homer by Michael Chavis to lead off the sixth to knot the score at 4-4.
Milwaukee’s lead was as brief as possible, however. It was his third-shortest out of 20 career starts against Milwaukee and only the fourth time he allowed four or more runs. Quintana has been Brewers Kryptonite dating back to his days with the Chicago Cubs, but Sunday he was tagged for four runs and didn’t make it out of the fifth inning. Willy Adames followed a leadoff double by Jonathan Davis with a two-bagger of his own and then scored on a sacrifice fly by Urías. The Brewers responded to a Ke’Bryan Hayes solo homer in the top of the fifth with a pair of runs of their own to retake the lead in the bottom half. Milwaukee tied the game with back-to-back two-out RBI singles by Mike Brosseau and Luis Urías off Pittsburgh starter Jose Quintana.
The following inning, Ke’Bryan Hayes doubled and came around to score an unearned run on a passed ball by Brewers catcher Pedro Severino.
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