"The balk was bull**** but we can’t score one run and expect to win" "Stop blaming the call. The offense is s***." - Milwaukee Brewers fans divided after controversial loss to the San Francisco Giants

A day removed from being walked-off via a grand slam, the Milwaukee Brewers, once again, suffered a bitter defeat. This time, they lost to the San Francisco Giants after a controversial balk call gave the home squad the eventual winning run.It was a low-scoring affair between the two teams as a battle of the starters commenced. Eric Lauer pitched seven innings of one-run ball for the Brewers. Alex Cobb, on the other hand, pitched 7 1/3 innings with an unearned run for the Giants.Dario Melendez Burner@BurnerDario@Brewers The balk was bullshit but we can’t score one run and expect to win12@Brewers The balk was bullshit but we can’t score one run and expect to winThe game was nip and tuck all the way to the eighth inning. In the bottom of the eighth and with the bases loaded, home plate umpire Pat Hoberg made a call that would ultimately decide the contest.Sawyer@sawyerbornemann@Brewers Stop blaming the call. The offense is shit. We have a lineup full of 7/8 hitters. Do you guys not understand that? It’s a shit offense. It happens every year61@Brewers Stop blaming the call. The offense is shit. We have a lineup full of 7/8 hitters. Do you guys not understand that? It’s a shit offense. It happens every yearHoberg called a balk at Milwaukee Brewers reliever Jandel Gustave while the pitcher was facing off against Mike Yastrzemski. The call allowed Wilmer Flores to easily score at home plate. It, also, gave the San Francisco Giants a 2-1 lead.Benji Backer@BenjiBacker@Brewers Can you please score more than 1 run before the 9th inning omg25@Brewers Can you please score more than 1 run before the 9th inning omgWilly Adames tried to salvage the game for the Milwaukee Brewers in the ninth with his single. But that was all the battery crew could muster as they fell to the San Francisco Giants.Milwaukee Brewers fans have mixed opinions about the team's performanceThe Brewers' back-to-back, heart-wrenching losses to the Giants initiated talks regarding their recent performances.Garrett Murray@Garrett_Murr@Brewers @BallySportWI Shouldn’t have lost2@Brewers @BallySportWI Shouldn’t have lostThe team has won just three of their last 10 games. They still, however, have the lead in the National League Central, but the St. Louis Cardinals are hot on their heels. They are just one game behind.Smitty Werbenjagermenjensen@TweeterBot6969@Brewers We really threw Brent Suter and Jandel Gustave at them and only lost due to a bullshit balk call lmao the all star break can’t come fast enough3@Brewers We really threw Brent Suter and Jandel Gustave at them and only lost due to a bullshit balk call lmao the all star break can’t come fast enoughThe Brewers' pitching staff are in the top half of the league in terms of ERA. Their batting order, on the other hand, is 23rd in terms of batting average.Ethan@BrewCrewEthan@Brewers422@Brewers https://t.co/59Oca0QHdYThe batting lineup has come under fire and will certainly be criticized even further if they don't turn it around after the All-Star break.Luis Urias Enthusiast 🤌🏼@GOATRodgersSZN@Brewers6@Brewers https://t.co/WoRSO6USzyThe Brewers are the defending division champs. Considering how competitive the National League has been, they can't afford the luxury of aiming for a Wild Card spot.🦌🏆💍@SnellSZN@Brewers70@Brewers https://t.co/Dpn9izvjv6The Brewers will face off against the San Francisco Giants tomorrow for the last game of their three-game series. This will give them a chance to, at least, try and even up the series and salvage a game before the All-Star Game.

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