The Brewers routed the Athletics with a 14-run, 16-hit attack, but they also stole nine total bases in the win as well.

Milwaukee set a franchise record with nine stolen bases — all of which came in the first four innings — in the 14-1 victory.

Milwaukee's six first-inning steals included a pair of double steals. The Brewers scored four runs in that first inning by ...

Brewers players stole six bases in the first inning alone, which is now the most bases stolen in a single inning in team ...

The Toronto Blue Jays dropped their second straight game on Sunday, falling 8-3 to the Seattle Mariners. After taking the ...

This Date in Baseball, April 21 - Jake Arrieta pitches his 2nd no-hitter in a span of 11 regular-season starts ...

When evaluating the strength of an MLB division, there are multiple routes you can take. You can, for example, simply count ...

Struggles continue for Payamps. Struggling reliever Joel Payamps took the ball for the first time since setting off a ...

Quinn Priester and four others combined on a one-hitter for the Brewers on April 15, marking a sixth straight season with at ...

By the end of the seventh, they had tied the fourth-longest scoreless-innings drought in franchise history with 35 ... It was the Reds' fifth loss to the Brewers in their past six meetings and ninth ...

Tarik Skubal struck out nine while allowing four hits and no walks in seven shutout innings as the Detroit Tigers trounced the Milwaukee Brewers 9-1 ...