Milwaukee Brewers vs Kansas City Royals — 4月 5, 2026 | AI予測と統計

Kris Bubic opens with three crisp innings, spotting his fastball and changeup to keep Milwaukee’s left-heavy top of the order quiet. Kansas City scratches out an early run on Bobby Witt Jr.’s infield single and Kyle Isbel’s speed in the second. Kyle Harrison steadies until the fifth, when a two-out walk to Maikel Garcia precedes back-to-back doubles from Isbel and Salvador Perez, putting the Royals up 3-1 and ending Harrison’s afternoon. Milwaukee chips away in the sixth on Christian Yelich’s opposite-field double off a tiring Bubic, trimming the gap to 3-2. Once the bullpens take over, the contrast shows. The Brewers roll out Angel Zerpa and Abner Uribe for scoreless seventh-inning work, while Kansas City turns to Steven Cruz and Alex Lange. Control issues from both right-handers open the door in the eighth: a Brice Turang walk, a William Contreras flare, and Jake Bauers’ line-drive single tie it. Gary Sánchez then muscles a sacrifice fly for a 4-3 Milwaukee lead. Trevor Megill assumes closer duties in the ninth with a one-run cushion and an added insurance tally courtesy of Joey Ortiz’s two-out RBI knock off John Schreiber. The Royals mount a final push—Vinnie Pasquantino singles and scores on Jonathan India’s pinch-hit blooper—but Megill freezes Witt on a 98-mph heater to seal it. Edge Royals in the rotation, edge Brewers in the bullpen, and Milwaukee’s deeper, hotter lineup ultimately wins the late-inning chess match.