Quin Persor Hamard was Homarded by a career-high 11 in seven innings of one-hit ball, and host Milvauki Broovers defeated Colorado Rockies 5–0 on Saturday.
Bryce Turang made three hits and ran into a pair of runs, while Jackson Chauriyo and Kaleb Darbin contributed two hits for Milwauki. Bruers have won four of their last 14 matches and 11 out of their last 14 matches.
Michael Toglia was the only hit for Colorado, which has continued his speed for the most damage in a season in the modern era (since 1901). Rockies faced his ninth shutout of the season and lost eight out of his last nine since the win-high four-game winning streak.
Proseter (6-2) allowed just one Basarner through the first four innings-a two-out walk for Ryan Ritter in the third-and did not leave a hit up to the single of Toglia with one in the fifth.
His day ended with a strike of Brexon Fulford for the last of the seventh innings. He allowed only three batsmen to reach Aadhaar.
When he set Colorado in order, Prester helped himself in the fourth innings. He made a bare-handed grip to lead Jordan Beck’s pop-up distribution, fielding a return and hit Ryan McMahon to eliminate the frame.
Proseter’s crime gave him all the necessary runs in the first innings. With one, Chaurio and Christian Yelich sang and William Contraras went to load the targets.
Turang hit an informed single to bring the first run to the house and Rice Hosures hit it 2–0 to bring a sacrifice fly to the center.
Colorado’s Starter Antonio Cenjatela (3–11) allowed just one double in the next two innings, but the Broovers again met him again in the fourth when Darbin led a single and Ortes overtook him 4–0 with his fifth homer.
Milwauki added another run to the fifth when Contraras and Turang hit back-to-back doubles. Senejtela throws Hoskins, but was lifted after Turang. He conceded five runs on eight hits in 4 1/3 innings.
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