Milwaukee Brewers ace Freddy Peralta goes eight innings with 8Ks. It wasn't just good for him, it was good for the over-worked bullpen.

The Milwaukee Brewers needed a big start out of Freddy Peralta on Wednesday afternoon and they certainly got one. Milwaukee lost its first four games of the season and even though it earned its first win of the season on Tuesday,

Brewers manager Pat Murphy leaned into Brice Turang’s ear and suggested what Turang was already thinking. “It’s a good idea to put a bunt down the first-base line right here, and we’ll win the game,” Murphy told his second baseman.

Freddy Peralta delivered an extraordinary performance for the Milwaukee Brewers, retiring 19 consecutive batters and leaving fans in awe. His impeccab

With the game tied at two in the bottom of the 11th inning, Brewers leadoff man Brice Turang stepped up to the plate with runners on the corners and just one out. Turang had been struggling on the day, but he came through in the clutch with an epic squeeze bunt to bring the winning run home.

Inning after inning, the Royals’ pitching staff gave the offense another chance to put Wednesday’s game away. Six pitchers struck out 17 batters and mostly held the Brewers quiet, giving the Royals their best collective pitching performance of the season,

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Zerpa managed to get a groundball from Brice Turang for the first out of the inning, but Matt Quatraro was not about to let Zerpa face the heart of the Brewers order. Out came Lucas Erceg. Up stepped Chourio to face Erceg.