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SD 1, MIL 4: Cashner's mullet not enough to keep Brewers at bay

A strong start and a couple back-and-forth innings go in the Brew crew's favor.

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After last night's Milwaukee slaughter, which had to have been found in violation of at least one or two treaties of the Geneva Conventions, Friar fans dealt with a much more calm, reserved, and not-full-of-winning game against the Brewers. In three hours we saw some solid pitching from Andrew Cashner, a few hits and missed opportunities from the Pads, and a bite back from the Brews.

Cashner lasted a good 6 innings today, giving up only 2 earned runs after throwing 8 hits and 4 walks. He still struck out 5, and was able to get all of this done a pitch under 100. The relief from Kevin Quackenbush and new hire Marc Rzepczynski were attributed two more runs after Shawn Kelley gave up a sacrifice fly and a single.

The Padres lineup couldn't get anything going past the fourth inning, though. After Matt Kemp took advantage of a wild throw and a wild pitch, he was sent home on a Yonder Alonso sacrifice. For the remainder of the game, the Friars would end up tallying 7 fellas left on base, going 1-for-7 with RISP. Alexi Amarista stayed spicy today, going 2-for-4. Yangervis Solarte, Kemp, Will Venable, and Melvin Upton Jr. were the only other good guys to collect hits today.

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NO WIN. NO RECS.