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ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS

Blaze Alexander, Geraldo Perdomo homer to help lift Diamondbacks over Brewers

Alexander and Perdomo homered, Nelson limited Milwaukee to a run in six innings, and the Diamondbacks beat the major league-leading Brewers.

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Blaze Alexander and Geraldo Perdomo homered, Ryne Nelson limited Milwaukee to a run in six innings, and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the major league-leading Brewers 3-2 on Wednesday night to end a three-game losing streak.

Nelson (7-3) allowed six hits and struck out three without walking a batter for his first victory since July 19. Andrew Saalfrank got the final five outs for his third save.

Arizona took a 2-1 lead in the sixth against Erick Fedde (4-13), with Perdomo singling and Alexander hitting an opposite-field shot to right.

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After fouling a pitch off his toe, Perdomo made it 3-1 in the eighth with a homer to right off Nick Mears.

Milwaukee’s William Contreras homered off Juan Burgos in the eighth.

The Brewers got two innings out of opener Aaron Ashby before turning things over to Fedde, the right-hander who signed a one-year contract earlier Wednesday.

Milwaukee opened the scoring in the second on Jake Bauers’ RBI groundout.

Pavin Smith leaves game injured

Pavin Smith exited the game with left quad tightness. After Smith singled to lead off the seventh inning, he appeared to tweak his quad. First baseman Tyler Locklear came in to pinch run for Smith and also filled in for him at first base.

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Key moment

Arizona left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. threw out Andruw Monasterio at second for the second out in the ninth.

Key stat

Diamondbacks center fielder Alek Thomas went 2 for 3 and is batting .400 (16-for-40) with four doubles, a triple, a home run and six RBIs in his last 12 games against Milwaukee.

Up next

Milwaukee LHP Jose Quintana (10-4, 3.32 ERA) is set to face RHP Nabil Crismatt (1-0, 0.00) on Thursday to close the four-game series.

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Scott D 11 months ago

The Snakes are like the patient on life support, and the doctor tells the family there's nothing we can, he'll be gone in the next couple days, sorry . . . But Ol' Joe keeps breathing on his own, and occasionally opens his eyes . . . "I'm not dead yet.", only to drop back into his coma, and hanging on by a thread.

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Brian Waller 11 months ago

Ketel and his providers took the 4 day workweek/work from home concept to heart signing Ketel's long term contract during COVID apparently. I'm surprised he doesn't wear a mask to work

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Brian Waller 11 months ago

Undoubtedly