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Brewers “accomplish” rare feat

July 22, 2010 By Bill Scott

Wednesday night in Pittsburgh marked the third time in the last fourgames that the starting pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers surrendered double-digit runs.  The last time that happened feat was “accomplished” in Major League Baseball was when the St. Louis Browns did it in 1937.

Randy Wolf gave up 12-runs on 13-hits in 5  2/3 innings as the Pirates pounded Milwaukee 15-3 in Pittsburgh.  Wolf entered the game with quality starts in 5 of his last 7 games.  Things just didn’t go his way Wednesday:

AUDIO: Randy Wolf wants to be more consistant :10

Pittsburgh’s offense was on fire once again as 7 of their 8 position players put fourth multiple hit efforts.  Brewer manager Ken Macha gives credit where credit is due:

AUDIO: Ken Macha says the Pirates offense is hot :16

Good news for the Brewers as Yovnai Gallardo is set to come off the disabled list tonight to start in the series finale.  Gallardo has been on the shelf for a couple of weeks with a mild oblique-strain.  He takes on Pittsburgh’s Ross Ohlendorf.  6:05 is the first pitch from PNC Park.

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Filed Under: Brewers, Sports Tagged With: Ken Macha, Milwaukee Brewers, Randy Wolf, Yovani Gallardo



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