Milwaukee Brewers, Cleveland Guardians
Digest more
Cooper Pratt is currently the No. 50 prospect in the game, and the outlet thinks he could be ranked much higher when the next update comes out in July.
The Guardians shut out the Brewers last night, 2-0. Logan Allen and three relievers combines to shut down Milwaukee allowing just three hits and but four baserunners all night. Milwaukee has been shut out on consecutive nights after scoring just ten runs the previous four games.
A year ago, the Brewers were one of baseball's feel-good stories after a red-hot start rocketed them to the top of the NL Central. Things haven't been as great this year.
The Milwaukee Brewers are in a rut right now. Milwaukee will look to get back in the win column on Wednesday afternoon in the final game of a three-game series
Marshall Edwards, the defensive replacement who made one of the greatest catches in Brewers history, died in April at age 72.
14h
Yardbarker on MSNStruggling Brewers offense continues to plummet in ugly May stretchMilwaukee's offensive struggles continued in Tuesday's 2-0 loss to Cleveland, as the Brewers suffered their second consecutive shutout, stretching their scoreless streak to 19 innings. The Brewers offense has sputtered in May, scoring just 25 runs in 12 games — an average of 2.08 per contest.
Cleveland's rotation has been stellar of late, producing a 0.67 ERA the past five games and a 2.47 ERA this month. It's something the Guardians will hope to maintain after putting right-hander Ben Lively on the 15-day injured list due to a right flexor tendon strain on Tuesday.
16hon MSN
José Ramírez hit his seventh homer, Logan Allen allowed three hits in six innings, and the Cleveland Guardians beat the Milwaukee Brewers 2-0.