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Corbin Burnes dominates Cardinals as Brewers split four-game series
ST. LOUIS – It was a efficiency to recollect for Corbin Burnes.
The precise-hander dominated the St. Louis Cardinals over seven innings, recording his five hundredth profession strikeout alongside the best way because the Milwaukee Brewers earned a break up of their four-game collection at Busch Stadium with an 8-0 victory on Sunday afternoon.
“We have had two powerful collection with them. Clearly it has been fairly forwards and backwards,” Burnes mentioned. “We have break up the season collection with them, however good baseball groups are going to seek out methods to scratch out a break up, or win two of three.
“It was good to separate that one going into a troublesome collection towards the Cubs.”
Burnes matched a season excessive by putting out 11 whereas reducing his earned run common to 1.95, fifth-best within the main leagues and second-best within the Nationwide League.
He allowed solely two hits to match his season low and walked one to enhance to 3-2 as Milwaukee shut out an opponent for the fourth time.
“That is form of the place we wish to be on a regular basis,” Burnes mentioned. “The truth that it took 10 begins to get there’s a little irritating however yeah, it is form of what we needed to do in all elements.”
Burnes was additionally afforded loads of respiration room because of an offensive outburst towards one of many Nationwide League’s hottest pitchers coming in, Miles Mikolas.
Jace Peterson belted a three-run residence run within the fifth to interrupt the sport open, and Rowdy Tellez and Lorenzo Cain every went deep later. The Brewers racked up 13 hits, with 9 coming towards Mikolas.
“It was the underside of the order right this moment that did a heck of a job,” supervisor Craig Counsell mentioned. “Omar, Lo, and Jace in all probability had the hit of the sport. These three guys, they had been the offense right this moment.”
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After seeing a possible run minimize down on the plate in what was a 1-0 sport to finish their fourth inning, the Brewers made that up after which some the next body.
The decisive blow was struck by Peterson, who adopted a leadoff stroll by Omar Narváez and single by Cain with a three-run homer to proper..
The utility man, beginning at third base, turned on an inside slider and drilled it out to proper for his fourth homer of the season and first since Might 15.
“Omar having that at-bat proper there after which Lo developing with a success, for me, I am seeking to get a kind of guys in and maintain the road shifting,” Peterson mentioned. “These guys set the tone that inning, and I really feel prefer it begins getting contagious and guys begin feeding off that.”
With Burnes on high of his sport, the 4 runs – a uncommon outburst by the offense with the right-hander on the mound – figured to be greater than sufficient.
However only for good measure, Tellez hit a solo shot to proper with one out within the sixth for Milwaukee’s sixth homer of the collection and his team-leading tenth.
Narváez, up subsequent, legged out a stand-up triple when his drive to proper acquired previous a diving Brendan Donovan, and Cain’s infield single plated Narváez to make it 6-0 and chase Mikolas after a season-high 115 pitches.
Burnes struck out two extra within the sixth to present him his fourth outing with 10 or extra on the season. He capped his day together with his eleventh within the seventh, and he exited after 99 pitches.
“I feel as a complete, we had been extra aggressive right this moment,” Cain mentioned. “Simply attacking him and attempting to not get behind in counts as a lot as potential. He is a extremely proficient pitcher and at all times a troublesome AB, so for us to get to him right this moment was big.
“And it is at all times good to place up a couple of runs for Burnes, as properly.”
Cain’s two-run homer – his first of the season – capped the scoring within the eighth.
Of Milwaukee’s 13 hits, 12 got here from the fifth by way of ninth spots within the order with Narváez and Cain racking up three-hit video games and Tellez, Taylor and Peterson every with a pair.
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The early innings had been largely a pitching clinic, as was to be anticipated with Mikolas (1.96 ERA coming in) and Burnes on the mound.
Burnes was given an early run to work with, although, because of some clutch two-out hitting as Tyrone Taylor singled and Narváez adopted by doubling him in.
The lead might have been greater had it not been for some terrific Cardinals protection.
First, Donovan ran down what might have been a double into the nook by Cain instantly following Narváez’s two-bagger, prompting Cain to throw up his palms in frustration within the aftermath.
Then within the fourth, Tellez singled with two outs solely to be thrown out at residence on a Taylor double to right-center.
It was an aggressive ship by third-base coach Jason Lane, however Tommy Edman made a terrific play to choose a short-hopped throw from the outfield after which made an ideal throw residence to get the sliding Tellez.
Burnes, in the meantime, confronted the minimal by way of three innings and opened the fourth with a strikeout of Edman – his sixth of the sport to that time and five hundredth of his profession.
“It is cool,” mentioned Burnes of the milestone. “Hopefully it is 500 of many, many extra. We’ll see.”
Nolan Gorman adopted by drawing a stroll and Juan Yepez doubled to place a runner in scoring place, however Donovan flew out to maintain it a 1-0 sport.
MILWAUKEE — For years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, agents have worked out of an office in Downtown Milwaukee.
That will change in the near future as the Department of Homeland Security plans to move its office on Knapp and Broadway to Lake Park Drive, just off Interstate 41 on Milwaukee’s northwest side.
Documents obtained by TMJ4 state that the government office would be used to process non-detained report-ins and detainees for transport to holding facilities.
Wednesday afternoon, city and county leaders, along with community members, gathered outside the new ICE office.
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Fernanda Jimenez, a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient, is dedicated to advocating for immigration reform alongside her organization, Comite Sin Fronteras.
“What we’ve been working mostly on is making sure that we protect our immigrant community but also fight for a pathway to citizenship,” she said.
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Currently, a significant concern for Jimenez and her group is the planned relocation to a new processing facility on Milwaukee’s northwest side.
This issue dominated their discussions on Wednesday, as Jimenez understands the implications of such a move.
Brought to the U.S. as a child, Jimenez is undocumented but protected from deportation by federal policy (DACA). Despite her protections, she remains anxious for friends and family who do not share the same status.
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“Even though it’s not considered a detention center, it’s just a place where they’re going to process people. It gives them the ability, they’re closer to the highway, and they’re able to take them to a detention center. That gives them more expansion to be able to process anybody,” she explained.
The proposed facility has ignited fear for some within Milwaukee’s Latino community, according to fellow DACA recipient Mario Rubio and Cesar Hernandez, who lives on Milwaukee’s south side.
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“Some people, with this happening, are afraid to work. So you’re losing out on income. You’re losing out on groceries. You know, you’re slowly putting yourself in this corner where it just becomes more lonely,” Rubio said.
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In response, an ICE spokesperson told TMJ4 that no ICE detention facilities are planned for the location in question.
“I call BS,” said Cesar Hernandez, a Milwaukee resident. “I think that it’s a line they’re feeding to the media as well to try to keep some of the outrage or some of the outcry and response and organizing to a minimum, but I think we know better.”
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He shared his concerns over the facility in question.
“I was disgusted. It didn’t surprise me that DHS didn’t so much as reach out to the local elected officials as an act of good faith, or at least work in collaboration with the local elected officials that they would have to be working with if they plan to implement those facilities,” he said.
As discussions continue, it remains unclear when the Department of Homeland Security plans to move into the new building.
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MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee man accused of driving the wrong way toward Vice President Kamala Harris’ motorcade in October pleaded not guilty on Wednesday.
Wrong-way driver
The backstory:
It happened on Oct. 21. Harris had just wrapped up a rally in Brookfield when the wrong-way vehicle passed her motorcade on I-94 near the Marquette Interchange. Prosecutors said 55-year-old Wayne Wacker was behind the wheel.
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Court filings said Wacker appeared to be driving at “close to highway speeds.” He was stopped near 13th Street, and deputies said he “had a very strong odor of intoxicates emitting from his person, bloodshot and glassy eyes, and extremely slurred speech.”
Wacker told deputies he was on his way home from a Walker’s Point bar and was “unaware” he was driving the wrong way on the interstate, the complaint states. He was taken to the nearby Milwaukee Intermodal Station for field sobriety tests, and the complaint states a preliminary breath test had a BAC reading of .252.
While waiting for a blood draw as part of the OWI investigation, prosecutors said Wacker told deputies he “had no recollection” of entering the freeway or almost striking another vehicle. He also said he had no idea Harris was in Milwaukee and had no intention of harming her or any member of her campaign.
In court
What’s next:
Wacker is charged with second-degree recklessly endangering safety. Court records show his next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 18.
The Source: Information in this report is from the Milwakuee County District Attorney’s Office and Wisconsin Circuit Court.
MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Bucks will host a “Bucks In Ink” flash event on Thursday, Jan. 16, from 12-2 p.m. in the atrium of Fiserv Forum.
Bucks In Ink
What we know:
Local tattoo artists will be on site to give permanent tattoos to registered fans using artwork inspired by Bucks basketball, the city of Milwaukee and the 2025 NBA All-Star Game host city of San Francisco.
According to a news release, the tattoos will be done by artists from Good Land Tattoo, Black Dawn Tattoo and Xolo Tattoo Studio.
The free event builds on the Bucks’ 2025 All-Star campaign, which bridges the Bay Area to the shores of Lake Michigan through the American traditional tattoo style that originated in Milwaukee.
Limited spots are available for the event. Interested participants must register in advance by filling out THIS FORM.
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What you can do:
Fans can also show support for the Bucks’ 2025 All-Star candidates by visiting the “Bucks In Ink” temporary tattoo parlor at home games through Jan. 19.
The parlor is open in Section 218 from the time doors open through halftime of each Bucks home game, including tonight’s game against the Orlando Magic.
Voting for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game is open now through Jan. 20. Fans can vote once per day and take advantage of the remaining triple-vote days, where each vote counts as three, on Friday, Jan. 17, and Monday, Jan. 20.
To vote or learn more about the 2025 NBA All-Star Game, visit www.bucks.com/allstar.
The Source: The information in this post was provided by the Milwaukee Bucks.
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