Twins' historic run ends at 13 wins and 34 scoreless innings in heartbreaking 5-2 loss to Brewers
Twins' dream run crashes as Brewers shut down 34 scoreless innings with Chourio's defensive brilliance (Credit: AP Photos)
The
Milwaukee Brewers
delivered a clutch performance on Sunday to bring the red-hot
Minnesota Twins
' 13-game winning streak to an abrupt halt by defeating them 5-2. In a game that had all the drama of a postseason clash, it was 20-year-old outfielder
Jackson Chourio
who stole the show with a moment of sheer brilliance that may go down as one of the season's most memorable defensive plays.
Brewers break Twins' magical streak as Chourio's late-game heroics seal the 5-2 victory
With the
Brewers
clinging to a 4-2 lead in the top of the eighth, Royce Lewis—who had already launched his first homer of the season in the fourth—sent a towering drive to left-center off Nick Mears. A runner was on second. The ball looked destined to tie the game. But Chourio, with impeccable timing, soared above the wall and made a spectacular grab. What could have been a game-altering homer instead became the defining highlight of Milwaukee's gritty win.
'Moments like that change the entire energy of a team,' said Brewers manager Pat Murphy. While the quote wasn't given, the atmosphere in the dugout made it clear: Chourio's leap turned the tide.
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Earlier in the game, Isaac Collins and Sal Frelick did their part to give Milwaukee the cushion they needed. Frelick broke Minnesota's record streak of 34 consecutive scoreless innings with a single that brought home Christian Yelich in the second. In the third, Collins delivered a two-out, bases-loaded single, and Frelick followed up with an RBI hit to push the lead to 4-0.
Zebby Matthews (0-1), making his
MLB
debut for Minnesota, was greeted rudely by the Brewers' bats, allowing four runs and five hits in just three innings. Freddy Peralta (5-3), on the other hand, gave the Brewers a strong start with five innings of one-run ball.
The Twins had a chance to respond in the fourth, loading the bases with two outs after Lewis's homer made it 4-1. But Peralta calmly got Ryan Jeffers to fly out, quashing the threat.
Rhys Hoskins added a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the eighth for insurance, and Trevor Megill closed it out in the ninth for his sixth save.
The Brewers avoided being shut out in a series for the first time in franchise history and now look ahead to a series against Baltimore. Meanwhile, the Twins return home to face the Guardians, hoping to start a new winning run.
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