A handful of Milwaukee Brewers got to represent the MLB National League on Tuesday in the MLB All-Star game, which was won 5-2 by the American League. Four of the Brewers five representatives were there as pitchers. Those players were Josh Hader, Corbin Burnes, Freddy Peralta, and Brandon Woodruff. The one representing Milwaukee in the field was the catcher, Omar Narvaez. He went 1 for 2 with a single.
Corbin Burnes got the start for the NL on the mound, and went two innings and gave up four hits and two runs, and also got two strikeouts. Freddy Peralta also got an appearance and shined, striking out the side in his one inning.
Milwaukee also completed their First Year Player Draft, making their round 11-20 selections. The twenty-one Brewers selections include 14 college players and seven from high school. The Brewers also drafted nine pitchers with a balance of righties and lefties. Four of the pitchers are left handed and five are right-handed. A full list of the draft picks from the Brewers organization is pictured below.
