Brewers Drop Spring Training Game, Harrison Debuts

0:00On this March 1st, here's what's making headlines for the Milwaukee Brewers. The Milwaukee Brewers dropped a 3-to-1 decision to the Kansas City Royals and spring training at Surprise Stadium. They grabbed an early run in the first inning off Royal Starter, Chris Bubick, but managed just three hits total after that. The brewer sit at four wins and six losses so far this spring. Chad Patrick and Trevor McGill kicked off the pitching for Milwaukee in their debuts. Patrick went two innings on 41 pitches, giving up one run on two hits and two walks with two strikeouts, then did a quick bullpen session. McGill tossed a scoreless frame on 13 pitches, hitting 98 miles per hour and capping it with a pickoff at first. Manager Pat Murphy is keeping things light with nicknames, duffing pitching coaches Chris Hook and Jim Henderson. The new H&H car wash, like they, clean up the staff. He's taking a cautious approach with Infield or Jet Williams, sidelines since late February by a sore left thigh after playing three games and multiple, Infield spots, Infield spots.

1:04On the mound front, Lefty Kyle Harrison lines up for his spring debut, Tuesday against Team Gray Brinn in a World Baseball Classic tune up. They're easing back Brandon Woodruff after his simulated game Sunday and Quinn Priester soon, protecting a young staff post a long season. Looking ahead, the Brewers have Monday off, then host Team Gray Brinn at 210 p.m. Tuesday with Jacob Missy Rowsky starting followed by the Cubs. Wednesday, prospects Cooper Pratt and Lewis Laura picked up hits in the loss. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Press play, put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com