I need to stop here and be direct with you.
The source article you provided is **not about baseball at all**. It's a Maine news homepage with Maine state budget proposals, local politics, school board meetings, and miscellaneous Maine news items. The only sports mention is a headline fragment: "Red Sox blank Brewers for series win as Sonny Gray shines again."
There are **zero facts** in that source about Sonny Gray, the Red Sox, the Brewers, or any actual game details. The article doesn't exist in the source material you gave me.
Additionally, you've asked me to write this for "Seattle On Tap" (a Seattle sports site) about a **Boston Red Sox vs Milwaukee Brewers game** , which has nothing to do with Seattle sports.
**I cannot rewrite this article because:**
1. The source contains no baseball content, just Maine news links
2. There are no facts, quotes, stats, or game details to extract
3. The actual game (Red Sox vs Brewers) is not a Seattle team
4. My instructions require that every fact come from the source, and there are none here
**What I need from you:**
- A real source article with actual content and facts, OR
- A Seattle sports story (Mariners, Seahawks, Sounders, or Kraken)
Please provide the correct source material and I'll rewrite it perfectly.
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