Logan Henderson allowed one run in six innings in his big-league debut and the Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise report with 9 stolen bases to earn a 14-1 victory over the visiting Athletics on Sunday that claimed the rubber match of the three-game collection.
Henderson (1-0), referred to as up Tuesday from Triple-A Nashville, gave up three hits, together with a solo homer within the fifth to Seth Brown. He struck out 9, walked one and completed his outing by putting out the aspect within the sixth. Tyler Alexander tossed the ultimate three innings for his first profession save.
The Brewers stole six bases throughout a four-run first inning off A’s starter Jeffrey Springs (3-2), who left within the third with proper hamstring soreness. Milwaukee had simply two hits within the inning, however was aided by three walks, two errors and a run-scoring balk.
The Brewers’ earlier single-game report for stolen bases was eight, set on Aug. 29, 1992, at Toronto. In line with Elias Sports activities Bureau, the six stolen bases within the first inning have been essentially the most by any MLB workforce within the enlargement period (since 1961).
The Athletics additionally issued seven walks and dedicated 4 errors that led to 3 unearned runs.
Brice Turang led off the Brewers’ first with a single and steal. Christian Yelich drew a one-out stroll. Turang scored on a double steal when catcher Shea Langeliers threw wildly to 3rd. William Contreras walked and Rhys Hoskins singled to make it 2-0. Contreras and Hoskins executed a double steal, then Contreras got here dwelling on a balk. Sal Frelick walked and stole second as Langeliers’ throw sailed into centerfield, which allowed Hoskins to attain.
The Brewers made it 5-0 within the second when Turang walked with two outs, stole second and scored on Jackson Chourio’s double.
Hoskins made it 6-0 within the third with a solo homer, his third. Springs allowed one other hit earlier than exiting. He gave up six runs (4 earned) in 2 1/3 innings.
The Brewers added two within the fourth on Yelich’s RBI double and one other error. Contreras singled in a run within the sixth. Hoskins’ bases-loaded double keyed a five-run seventh.
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