Brewers Dominate Opening Day, Set for Rays Series

On March 26, the Milwaukee Brewers launched the 2026 season with a dominant 14-to-2 victory

over the Chicago White Sox on.

Thursday, March 26, at American Family Field, Jacob Misierowski set a franchise record

with 11 strikeouts and five innings during his opening day start, helping secure the

blowout win after an on, early lead off Homer.

Games will have to wait through Friday, March 27, before the action resumes, as Major

League Baseball schedules a universal off day after, openers to handle potential rain

outs.

Game 2 of the 3-game series picks up Saturday, March 28, at 6-10pm, with Chad Patrick

on the mound for Milwaukee.

Patrick, a 27-year-old rider, returns after a solid rookie year last season, going 3-8

with a 3.53 earned run, average over 119 and 2-thirds innings.

He's shown in the playoffs, too, starring in a division series clincher against the

Cubs.

Sunday's finale features newcomer Brandon Sprote, acquired from the Metz in the offseason

trade.

The opener drew a sellout crowd of 43,001, and tickets for the weekend games remain

available through resale sites.

Viewers can catch the action on local channels, like Channel 1263 on Expinity, or Stream

via Fubo and Brewers.tv, with season passes at $99.99, or $19.99 monthly.

After wrapping up with the White Sox, the Brewers host the Tampa Bay Ray starting Monday, March

30, setting up an exciting early stretch at home.

Team coverage, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, I'm Corey with the story.