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Brewers Crush White Sox in Opening Day Blowout

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Brewers Dominate White Sox in Opening Day Showdown: Jacob Misiorowski Shines with 11 Strikeouts, Brewers Offense Explodes for 14 Runs

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Brewers Crush White Sox in Opening Day Blowout

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers Crush White Sox in Opening Day Blowout. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26th, the Milwaukee Brewer's crushed the Chicago White Sox, 14-2 on opening day Thursday. Jacob Misierowski dominated with 11 strikeouts over five innings, giving up just one run. Jake Bauer smashed a three-run homer. Sal Frelek added a two-run shot, and William Contreras cleared the bases with a three-run double to power the Brewer's offense. Misierowski, who turns 24 on April 3rd, earned the start after a standout rookie year that included an all-star nod and a fastball topping. Out over 104 miles per hour in the playoffs, he shook off an early solo homer by serving up three straight strikeouts and hit 101 miles per hour on the radar. The Brewer's grab control with four runs in the second inning against Shane Smith, a former Milwaukee farmhand picked up by Chicago in the Rule 5. Last December, Milwaukee kept pouring it on with multiple runs in four straight innings, overwhelming the White Sox bullpen.

Chicago managed solo homers from Chase Meydroth right away, and Munitsaka Murakami in his big league debut during the 9th. The Brewer's also placed outfielder Jackson Turio on the injury list with a fractured left hand, shifting Bauer's to left field. The series picks up Saturday with Sean Burke on the mound for Chicago against Milwaukee's Chad Patrick as the Brewer's Chase of 4th straight, National League's Central Crown. That wraps MLB News Today, brought to you with AI.

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