Turang also notched his fourth RBI of the night by hitting a sacrifice fly ball to left field to score Hamilton. And Sánchez made his way back for another at-bat in which he connected on a sacrifice ground ball to score Contreras. By the time the Tigers got their third out, they were trailing 12-1.

The Bullpen

The Brewers welcomed Kyle Harrison back to the mound after a wrist injury caused an extended absence between his last outing and this one. After a short stint on the mound, the bullpen collectively backed him up.

Harrison last pitched on April 11 in a 3-1 loss to the Washington Nationals in which he went 4 ⅓ innings while allowing five hits, two earned runs and a walk while striking out one of the 19 hitters he faced. On Tuesday, his pitch count was being monitored, and his night ended early.

Harrison went three innings and allowed four hits, three walks and one earned run while striking out three batters. He was replaced by Grant Anderson in the bottom of the fourth inning after walking Spencer Torkelson and allowing a single to Hao-Yu Lee.

Anderson was effective on the mound, going two innings while allowing one hit and striking out one batter. He was replaced by Trevor Megill in the bottom of the sixth inning, who struck out a batter and did not allow a hit, a walk or an earned run in his one inning of work.

Megill then handed the ball off to Aaron Ashby, who notched an inning of his own while striking out two batters and allowing two walks.

After Ashby, Jake Woodford finished the game. Despite some turbulence in the bottom of the ninth in which the Tigers scored three runs, Woodford and the Brewers were able to put it away.

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