Myers pitches 8 shutout innings, Hoskins and Adames hit home runs as Milwaukee Brewers shut out Pittsburgh Pirates 9-0

Tobias Myers pitched eight innings without permitting any runs, while Rhys Hoskins and Willy Adames hit grand slams to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a 9-0 triumph over the Pittsburgh Privateers on Wednesday night.

Myers, who worked on his record to 6-3, didn’t surrender a hit until Bryan Reynolds’ single in the fourth inning. The newbie pitcher struck out six, strolled one, and tossed 103 contributes his thirteenth beginning of the time.

“It seemed like everything was working for me this evening,” Myers said. He applauded catcher William Contreras for his part in directing him through the game, saying, “William was fabulous in setting up perfectly placed. He’s perusing the hitters on each pitch, and I just confided in him to hit my spots.”

This was the second time this year that Myers tossed eight scoreless innings in a game.

Director Pat Murphy remarked on Myers’ presentation, saying, “Tobias was forceful. Our guard played well behind him.

We came through with opportune hitting. That was the key. We stayed with it for the whole nine innings.”

Sal Frelick, who had a useful game with three hits including a twofold and a triple, lauded Myers’ pitching style, saying, “We’re not shocked any longer. At the point when he takes the hill, we know he will go after the strike zone.”

The Brewers, driving the NL Focal division, scored two times in the principal inning against Martín Pérez (1-5) with two-out hits from Adames and Frelick.

In the fourth inning, Contreras multiplied to drive in two additional runs, stretching out Milwaukee’s lead to 4-0. Hoskins then, at that point, hit a 417-foot grand slam into the second deck of left field in the fifth inning, expanding the Brewers’ lead to 5-0. They added one more disagreement the seventh inning on Andruw Monasterio’s RBI single.

Adames sealed the victory with a three-run homer in the eighth inning, completing Milwaukee’s scoring for the night.