Brewers defeat Rockies 4-2 in the last spring training constant

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The Brewers achieved victory in their last spring training in 2025 and defeated the Rockies 4-2.

The Cactus crew jumped in the first inning of a RBI single from Sal Frelick 1-0. Frelick waited for a curve ball and served a line to the left field, and achieved Christian Yelich, who used to doubt a floor ball in the inning.

Nestor Cortes took the hill at the bottom of the first and did a quick work from the top of the Rockies line -up. He did not give up a hit when Rockies’ outfield Jordan Beck fought a bloop single in the third inning in the right field. Cortes gave Ryan McMahon fourth and a fallen pop fly to Beck in the fifth. Overall, it was a very encouraging final excursion for Cortes, which covered five innings, did not allow a run and hit five Rocky Mountains.

Thanks to another RBI single from Frelick, the Brewers added a second run in the third inning. This time he scored Jackson Chourio, who doubled three batteries on a sharp line to the left field.

Trevor Megill followed Cortes’ excellent excursion and recorded the hill in the sixth inning with a lead of two runs. Megill met the first dough to which he was exposed to, a curve ball got out that made it possible for him to take the second basis and then gave up an RBI single at the former Brewer Owen Miller. Miller then stole the second basis, came to third place on another curve ball in the dirt and met an RBI single from Rockies’ Infieldder Aaron Schunk, with the game being together with two runs each. Prospect is facilitated by Childer’s Megill from his duties before he was able to end a full inn and withdrew the only dough to which he was exposed.

After two bats, the Brewers rolled out the air cushion film from each of their starter and handed the last half of the game into a group of young prospects, which was highlighted by Cooper Pratt, Yophery Rodriguez and Eric Bitonti. However, in 2024 it was international signatories José Anderson (The Brewers No. 28 Ranged Prospect) who came through with a two-RBI single in the top of the seventh to give the Brewers a 4-2 lead.

The lead would hold the rest of the game thanks to a solid excursion thanks to a solid seventh seventh inning and a two-in-end-save by Prospect Tyler Bryant thanks to a solid excursion.

The Brewers end spring training with a record of 16-14-1 and are now turning Carlos Rodón and the New York Yankees. You will have two days off before the regular season campaign begins on Thursday at 2:05 p.m. CT. Be excited about predictions about the coming season, the reporting on the various roster decisions with which the organization is still suspended, and a preview of the first series of the brewery of the year.