The D-backs big bats had a great spring and finished strong today. Justin Upton went 2-for-3 on the day and scored two runs and hit his 6th homer of the year. Mark Reynolds hit his third homer of the year and went 2-for-4 raising his average to .365. Chris Young looks like he is on track for a bounce back season as he it .316 on the spring and hit his third homer of the spring today. Short stop Stephen Drew is penciled into the second spot in the order and after going 2-for-4 on the spring raised his average to .390.

In the seventh inning, the three runs scored by the Cubs would give them the lead over the Brewers. In the bottom of the eighth inning, the Brewers would drive in eight runs as they run up the score against Chicago. The Cubs would be able to score just one more run in the ninth as they lose the game. The Brewers would come out on top by a score of twelve to seven.

The Brewers would attempt to stage a comeback by scoring three runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings. During those innings both Weeks and Koshansky would hit solo homers. In the ninth inning the Giants would score one more run as the Brewers would drive in three in the bottom of the ninth. Still two runs back, the Brewers would lose to the Giants by a score of six to eight. Giants’ pitcher Jonathan Sanchez would throw for six innings, striking out eleven before giving up his first run and being removed from the game.

In the seventh inning, the Brewers would get their first and only run of the game as second baseman Joe Inglett would drive in a run. In the bottom of the inning, Brandon Allen would hit a two run homer to further increase the Arizona lead. Arizona would score once more in the eighth as they defeat the Brewers by a score of nine to one.

In the following inning Texas would be able to put their first run on the scoreboard. Rangers’ third baseman Esteban German would drive in the run with a two out RBI single. The Brewers would score one more in the bottom of the eighth as they seal the game with a victory by a score of three to one.

The Padres would score three more runs in the remainder of the game as they wrap it up with a nine to four score. Padres catcher Yorvit Torrealba would go three-for-four with three RBI. Padres first baseman Matt Stairs would go two-for-three with two RBI of his own. The Brewers’ pitcher Yovani Gallardo would be able to strike out five but, would give up six of the runs, all of them earned.

Milwaukee would score two more runs in the fifth inning but would be blanked for the remainder of the game. The Dodgers would score four runs in the sixth and another in the eighth as they were able to pull ahead to take the lead back. Jonathan Broxton on the mound for the Dodgers would end up getting the win for the game as the Dodgers defeat the Brewers by a score of seven to three.

The first Cleveland run would come in the fourth inning as the team tried to rally back from a nine run deficit. Cleveland pitching would hold the Brewers to no more runs through the eighth inning but the team would only be able to score once more in the seventh. Milwaukee would score once more in the ninth as they win the game by a score of ten to two.

The Dodgers would go on to score in three consecutive innings to extend their lead. Driving in one run in the sixth, two in the seventh and another two in the eighth, Los Angeles was able to hold off the Brewers as the team was only able to score one more run in the bottom of the seventh. Kershaw would earn the win as he looked spectacular, pitching five innings striking out six batters.

For the White Sox first baseman Mark Kotsay doubled in two runs in the first inning and Sox would score two more in the seventh to tie the game.