MILWAUKEE -- Freddy Peralta showed signs of dominance on the mound on Tuesday night against the Cubs, striking out 11 batters, including four in a row to start the game and seven in the first three innings. Manager Pat Murphy lifted Peralta with two outs in the sixth with the

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BOSTON – You never know when a debate about the merits of bunting will break out. On Sunday at Fenway Park, it happened in the heat of a 2-1 Red Sox win over the Brewers. Not in the stands, but down on the field near first base. The teams’ series

BOSTON -- From the opener to the offense, it was another banner day for the Brewers. Pitching as an opener for the second straight day, lefty reliever Jared Koenig became the third pitcher in regular season and postseason franchise history to start consecutive team games, pairing with regularly-scheduled starter Colin

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BOSTON -- Get your popcorn ready when William Contreras steps to the plate. The Brewers’ 26-year-old catcher has been a must-see at-bat all season. Just be sure to hold on tight. Two fans clad in matching Red Sox jerseys and perched atop Fenway Park’s iconic Green Monster, Rachel and Michael

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MIAMI -- The month of May has been tough for Freddy Peralta. Entering his 10th start of the season on Wednesday at loanDepot park, the Brewers’ Opening Day starter had allowed 11 earned runs over 16 innings in three May outings (6.19 ERA). Against the Marlins, though, it was “vintage

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MIAMI -- Prior to the Brewers’ 7-5 win over the Marlins on Tuesday night at loanDepot park, Christian Yelich described his club’s strengths: speed and athleticism. Well, for the second consecutive night, Yelich showed off his own speed and his impressive baseball IQ, delivering the game-winning hit barely 24 hours

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MIAMI -- Christian Yelich has stolen plenty of bases before. He entered Monday’s series opener in Miami with 188 career swiped bags, including 35 at loanDepot park -- his old stomping grounds. But with the Brewers holding a mere one-run lead over the Marlins in the top of the sixth

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