Milwaukee Brewers vs Miami Marlins score, live game updates, highlights
Freddy Peralta (12-4, 2.85 ERA) starts on the mound for Milwaukee opposite Miami's Cal Quantrill (3-8, 5.24 ERA).
Follow along for live updates.
Blake Perkins can't rob the homer but saves a run
It didn't take long for a bizarre play to unfold.
With two outs in the top of the first, what was ruled as an Agustín Ramírez solo home run on the field was not only overturned upon replay review but the umpiring crew actually determined he had to go back a base because the defense gave up on the play once the call was made. Ramírez hit a towering fly to straightaway center off Peralta that Blake Perkins, playing his first game at American Family Field this year, nearly made a spectacular grab on. Perkins snagged the ball in his webbing as he reached over the fence, but it slipped out as he pulled it back. Somehow, though, the ball never hit anything but Perkins' glove past fence and it fell back into play after bouncing on the yellow padding.
Peralta wound up walking the next hitter but got Otto Lopez to ground out to end the inning.
What time is the Brewers game today?
Time: 3:10 p.m. CT
What channel is the Brewers game on today?
TV channel: FanDuel Sports Wisconsin.
Is the Brewers alumni home run derby on TV?
Yes, the postgame home run derby will be broadcast on FanDuel Sports Wisconsin live.
Brewers lineup
Brice Turang 2B
William Contreras C
Christian Yelich DH
Jackson Chourio RF
Isaac Collins LF
Andrew Vaughn 1B
Blake Perkins CF
Caleb Durbin 3B
Joey Ortiz SS
Marlins lineup
Xavier Edwards 2B
Jesús Sánchez RF
Agustín Ramírez DH
Kyle Stowers LF
Otto Lopez SS
Liam Hicks C
Eric Wagaman 1B
Graham Pauley 3B
Dane Myers CF
Brewers schedule
Brewers vs. Marlins, July 26, 6:10 p.m.: Milwaukee LHP José Quintana (7-3, 3.49) vs. Miami RHP Janson Junk (4-2, 3.09). TV – FanDuel Sports Wisconsin. Radio – AM-620 WTMJ.
Brewers vs. Marlins, July 27, 1:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Brandon Woodruff (2-0, 1.65) vs. Miami RHP Eury Pérez (3-3, 3.23). TV – FanDuel Sports Wisconsin. Radio – AM-620 WTMJ.
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