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Brewers Outlast Twins in a 12-Inning Marathon at Target Field

The Milwaukee Brewers, with a season record of 56-42, faced off against the Minnesota Twins, who came into the game with a record of 54-43. In an intense battle that stretched to 12 innings, the Brewers emerged victorious with an 8-4 win over the Twins. The game showcased both teams' resilience but ultimately highlighted Milwaukee's ability to capitalize on key moments.


Sep 15, 2023; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Umpire Brian O'Nora (7) , Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras (24) watches his home run travel over 450 feet against the Washington Nationals in the fifth inning at American Family Field. Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports

The Brewers' offense was alive throughout the night, amassing a total of 11 hits. A pivotal moment came in the twelfth inning when Milwaukee's bats exploded for five runs on five hits, breaking the deadlock and securing their lead. This offensive surge was indicative of their performance throughout the game as they consistently put pressure on Minnesota's defense.


Milwaukee's pitching staff also played a crucial role in their victory. The bullpen managed to hold off the Twins' hitters in critical situations, boasting an earned run average (ERA) of 3.0 over six innings pitched and striking out six batters along the way. Freddy Peralta and Jakob Junis were notable contributors from the mound; Peralta delivered six scoreless innings with an impressive ERA of 0.0 and struck out nearly twelve batters per nine innings while Junis secured his first win despite allowing four runs.


On offense, several players stood out for Milwaukee. Jackson Chourio had an exceptional night at bat with an average hitting .600 and driving in two runs which significantly contributed to his team’s success. Willy Adames also made significant contributions by maintaining a .500 batting average and showcasing his ability to get on base effectively.


Despite their efforts, The Twins struggled to keep pace with Milwaukee’s scoring late into the game but managed seven hits across twelve innings including one home run that contributed to their four-run tally.


Looking ahead, fans can catch The Brewers as they continue their series against The Twins at Target Field in Minneapolis on July 21st at 1:05 PM EDT. This matchup will be available for viewing on Roku among other broadcast networks ensuring fans won’t miss any action from this riveting series continuation between these two competitive teams.

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