After shutting out the Brewers in Game 1, Kansas City used a late rally and came away with a 6-4 win — completing a two-game sweep over Milwaukee.
Brad Keller took the bump with the hopes of replicating his previous two starts. However, as it’s become common, the right-hander struggled in the top of the first. After allowing a lead-off double to Kolten Wong, Omar Narváez dropped an RBI-single into left field to give Milwaukee a 1-0 lead.
With the tall task of facing one of the National Leagues’ top pitchers in Corbin Burnes, Kansas City needed to take advantage of every scoring opportunity in the early innings.