Brewers bring road win streak into game against the Twins
Milwaukee enters with an 8-2 record over its last 10 games and will face Bailey Ober as Robert Gasser makes his probable start.
- The Milwaukee Brewers visit the Minnesota Twins today in Minneapolis, with Robert Gasser starting for Milwaukee against Bailey Ober and the Twins at 2:10 p.m. EDT.
- Milwaukee enters with a 26-17 record and a three-game road win streak, while the Twins sit at 20-26 overall after going four and six in their last 10 games.
- Brice Turang leads the Brewers with a.295 batting average and 27 RBIs, while Byron Buxton leads the Twins with 23 extra-base hits including 15 home runs.
- Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich is day-to-day with a back issue, while Twins outfielder Byron Buxton remains day-to-day with a hip injury affecting both lineups.
- Today's game marks the third matchup between these teams this season, with the Brewers favored at-120 and the over/under set at eight runs.
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Brewers bring road win streak into game against the Twins
The Milwaukee Brewers visit the Minnesota Twins trying to extend a three-game road winning streak.
Brewers (Gasser) vs Twins (Ober): 5/17/26, 1:10pm
Bailey Ober starts for Minnesota riding momentum from a complete game two-hitter against Miami. The right-handed soft-tosser commands six pitches including a "fastball" that averages just 88.6 mph. Ober faced Milwaukee twice in 2023, allowing two earned runs in each start. source Milwaukee goes w...
Brewers turn to Robert Gasser as young arms lead push for series sweep - HUM News English
MINNEAPOLIS: The Milwaukee Brewers are continuing to trust their young pitchers as they head into the final game of their series against the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis on Sunday. After strong performances from Coleman Crow and Logan Henderson in the first two games, it is now 26-year-old Robert Gasser’s turn. He will make his season debut as the Brewers look to complete a three-game sweep. Crow had a solid outing in the series opener, giving…
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