Todd Rosiak

We are officially in a weather delay to start today's Brewers-Rays game. No official start time yet.

Aaron Ashby’s rehab stint with Class AAA Nashville has been moved up and he will be active tonight.

A still very perturbed Pat Murphy: https://t.co/QNu8go1bCA

Of all the ways to open a road trip, that was one of them. Pat Murphy is tossed in the seventh, Jared Koenig walks in the decisive run in the eighth and the Brewers fall to the Rays, 4-3.

The tie is short-lived as the Rays go single-single-walk against Jared Koenig in the eighth. Then, with two outs, Taylor Walls walks to make it 4-3.

Brewers tie it up in the eighth as Brice Turang earns a leadoff walk, goes to second on a groundout and scores on Rhys Hoskins' second single of the night.

Brewers gain a little measure of satisfaction as William Contreras picks Junior Caminero off second for the third out, and the Rays' replay challenge fails. It's 3-2 Rays going to the seventh.

The Rays take the lead when Caleb Durbin is apparently called for intefering with the baserunner at third base, and he's sent home to score to make it 3-2 in the sixth. Pat Murphy is ejected, and I have never seen him this animated.

Jackson Chourio's first MLB error costs Jose Quintana and the Brewers a run in the third inning, as he overruns a hit to CF by Jose Caballero and it goes all the way to the wall.

William Contreras, broken middle left finger and all, lines an RBI single to CF to give the Brewers a 1-0 lead in the first. Using one of his specially padded-handle bats, at that.

Glove doctors: Brewers coaches help ailing William Contreras with their ingenuity https://t.co/9b4ayqg5Qw via @journalsentinel

Another cool thing: Brewers bullpen coach Charlie Greene's son, Garrett, began rookie minicamp with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers today -- just a stone's throw from George M. Steinbrenner Field. Garrett, a former QB at West Virginia, is trying to make the team as an UDFA WR.

Brandon Woodruff will make one more rehab start for Class AAA Nashville, on Sunday. Then it’s back to the Brewers.

DL Hall and Aaron Ashby are headed to Class AAA Nashville for their next minor-league rehab action. Hall will throw 60-65 pitches Wednesday, Ashby roughly three innings on Sunday.

Should be a great ballgame, @Haudricourt! https://t.co/pIlSc60PSq