Trevor Story's Two-Run Double Ends the Stalemate, Red Sox Edge Brewers in Scoreless Duel
Trevor Story lined a two-run double off a 0-2 pitch in the sixth inning, and that's all the Boston Red Sox needed to escape Fenway Park with a 3-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night. The Red Sox manufactured three runs from three straight walks with bases loaded, catching Jacob Misiorowski completely unraveling in what had been a locked-down pitching duel.
The Sixth Inning That Changed Everything
For five innings, both teams couldn't get anything going offensively. The Red Sox managed just two hits through five frames, but Misiorowski's command completely evaporated when it mattered most. After fanning Roman Anthony for his 10th strikeout to open the sixth, Misiorowski threw 11 straight balls and walked the bases loaded. DL Hall came in from the bullpen, and that's when Story stepped up and delivered the go-ahead hit, a line drive double to left. Caleb Durbin followed with a pinch-hit RBI groundout to push it to 3-0. The Red Sox managed just three hits all night, but those three runs in the sixth held up when it counted.
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Milwaukee didn't go away quietly. In the seventh, Joey Ortiz singled to open the inning and advanced on Sal Frelick's one-out single. Blake Perkins walked to load the bases, and David Hamilton was hit by a pitch to force in a run. Christian Yelich, batting as a pinch hitter, bounced into a run-scoring fielder's choice to pull the Brewers within 3-2. Yelich stole second, but William Contreras grounded out to short to end the threat with runners stranded on second and third.
Red Sox Pitching Closes the Door
Garrett Crochet took the win, pitching 6 1/3 innings and allowing two runs on five hits while striking out seven and walking two on 107 pitches. He took a shutout into the seventh before Milwaukee scratched across their two runs. Garrett Whitlock tossed a perfect eighth, and Aroldis Chapman finished it off with a scoreless ninth for his third save in as many opportunities. Misiorowski struck out the first five batters he faced but ultimately allowed three runs on two hits in 5 1/3 innings, throwing 101 pitches in the loss.
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