Bauers Homers in Brewers' 14-2 Win

0:00It's March 26. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today Team, news powered by AI. The Milwaukee Brewers kicked off their season with a dominant 14-to-2 route of the Chicago White Sox on March 26 at American Family, Field. With Jackson Churrayo sidelined by a fractured bone in his left hand, 30-year-old Jake Bowers stepped into left field and delivered a massive, 3-run homer in the 7th inning. Bowers had been on fire during spring training, batting 462 with seven homers and a 1.725 on base plus slugging. Percentage over 15 games. That hot streak earned him the spot, even though he's primarily a first baseman, with just over 140 games in the outfield. Manager Pat Murphy praised Bowers for fitting right in with the team, noting his hard contact in love for Milwaukee after bouncing around four. Organizations since his 2018 debut. Bowers went two for five that day, scoring twice in driving in three runs, despite some

1:00early jitters. The Brewers offense exploded with 12 hits in 10 walks against six White Sox pitchers, including another homer from South Frellick. Nine Milwaukee players re-space safely, showing the depth that could carry them far this year. As Bowers settles into his roll-splitting time at first base and now the outfield, the Brewers lit poised to build on this strong start and chase. Our big wins ahead.