Down 1 in the 10th, William Contreras Walks It Off and the Brewers Steal the Series From New York
Milwaukee just broke New York's heart in the most brutal way possible. William Contreras delivered a walk-off sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th inning, giving the Brewers a 4-3 comeback victory over the Yankees on Saturday night. Series over. Milwaukee wins. The kind of ending that haunts you.
How the Brewers Clawed Back From the Brink
The Yankees looked like they had this one locked down. They scored in the top of the 10th to go up 3-2, and Fernando Cruz took the mound to shut the door. But baseball doesn't work that way, especially not in extra innings. Garrett Mitchell advanced to third on a wild pitch. Luis Rengifo walked. Gary Sanchez flied out, but then Jackson Chourio ripped an RBI infield single to tie it at 3. Tim Hill relieved and threw wildly to third, loading the bases with Contreras coming up. That fly ball to right? Deep enough. Rengifo scored. Series clinched.
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Paul Goldschmidt opened the game with his third homer, crushing an 0-1 pitch from Kyle Harrison 419 feet to left-center. He made it 2-0 with a two-out, bases-loaded single in the fourth. The Yankees looked dominant through six innings behind starter Cam Schlittler, who held Milwaukee to just two hits. But the Brewers refused to quit. Jake Bauers sent Brent Headrick's first pitch 420 feet to right-center for his sixth homer, pulling Milwaukee within 2-1. In the eighth, Brice Turang singled with two outs off Camilo Doval, stole second, and Contreras singled to left with Turang sliding home just ahead of a throw from Bellinger to tie it 2-all.
Aaron Ashby Closes It Out in Dominant Fashion
Aaron Ashby pitched the final two innings for Milwaukee and picked up the win, improving to 7-0 with Major League's best seventh victory. Schlittler struck out six with no walks, lowering his Major League-best ERA from 1.52 to 1.35, but it wasn't enough. The Brewers' resilience in the 10th sealed it. This one stings for New York.
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