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Brewers nearly no-hit, fall to Marlins

April 30, 2016 By Bill Scott

Brewers logoMiami’s Adam Conley held the Milwaukee Brewers hitless over 7 2/3 innings before being removed after throwing 116 pitches.  Jonathan Lucroy’s bloop single to right off of reliever Jose Urena with one out in the ninth inning broke up the no-hit bid and the Brewers followed with a rally.

Milwaukee scored three runs in the 9th and had the tying run at the plate when Jonathan Villar struck out as the Marlins escaped with a 6-3 victory.

Conley had just 15 major league starts under his belt coming in.  He was pulled by Marlins Manager Don Mattingly as his pitch count climbed.  Mattingly said it was an easy decision.

AUDIO: Mattingly said it was an easy decision to remove Conley :14

AUDIO: Mattingly says Conley has a chance to be special and is a big part of the team’s plans :12

Urena opened the ninth by striking out Ryan Braun before Lucroy’s bloop single to right that broke up the no-hit bid.  Lucroy thought the ball would be caught.

Defensively, the Brewers turned a triple play in the fifth inning, 5-4-3 to get out of a jam.  It was just the seventh triple play in Brewers history and the first since 2011.

Zach Davies took the loss for the Brewers.  He fell to 0-3.

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Filed Under: Brewers, Sports Tagged With: Jonathan LuCroy, Jonathan Villar, Milwaukee Brewers, Zach Davies





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