US EditionBrandon Woodruff's Gem Pushes Brewers to 11th Straight Win, Past Cubs for 1st in NL Central
SEATTLE, JUL 22 – Brandon Woodruff pitched six strong innings as the Brewers extended their major league-leading winning streak to 11 games, moving closer to tying this season's longest streak.
- On Monday night in Seattle, Brandon Woodruff pitched six innings allowing two hits to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-0 win over the Mariners, marking their 11th straight victory.
- Woodruff missed the entire 2024 season due to pitching shoulder surgery and has been gradually reintroduced since his July 6 debut, while the Brewers had to adjust after losing key pitchers like Devin Williams in the offseason.
- The Brewers scored four runs in the sixth inning after Joey Ortiz broke up George Kirby's no-hitter with a one-out single, followed by RBIs from William Contreras, Christian Yelich, Isaac Collins, and Jackson Chourio.
- In his third outing this season, Woodruff threw six innings with just 62 pitches, yielding two singles and issuing no walks to improve to 2-0, while the Milwaukee Brewers moved into first place in the NL Central with a 60-40 record, overtaking the Cubs.
- The Brewers’ sustained winning streak highlights their strong clubhouse culture and balanced roster, positioning them to potentially win the NL Central for a third consecutive season under manager Pat Murphy.
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Brandon Woodruff tossed six innings of two-hit ball and the Milwaukee Brewers won their 11th straight, 6-0 over the Seattle Mariners.
·Madison, United States
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Brandon Woodruff released six innings allowing only two hits and the Milwaukee Brewers won their eleventh straight match, 6-0 over the Seattle Mariners on Monday night. Woodruff (2-0) only needed 62 pitches to complete their third opening of the season; he allowed two singles and did not award bases per ball. The right-handed pitcher missed the entire 2024 season due to surgery on his shoulder to throw, and the Beermakers have t…
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