Brewers Face Back-to-Back Cy Young Winners

0:00It's April 23rd, this is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Cory with the Story. Brewer's fans get ready for a rare pitching showdown. Today in Detroit, they're facing Tariq Scoobal, last year's American League-Sai young winner on the mound for the Tigers. Tomorrow, back home, Milwaukee welcomes Paul Schienes, the National League-Sai young champ from 2025. It's only the second time in Big League history, a team battles both winners and back-to-back games. The Red Sox did it last year. Scoobal's dominating again this season, in his five starts, he's given up more than one run just once. Last time out against Boston, he threw six innings, scattered four hits, and fan 10. Meanwhile, the Brewer's counter with a righty brain and sprote, who's heating up. His last outing with six and two-thirds innings of one-run ball versus Toronto. He's allowed exactly four hits, and one-earned run in each of his past two starts. A few key guys sit today against the lefty Scoobal Jake Bowers, South Frellic, and Garrett

1:04Mitchell. But Bryce Tarrang, William Contreras, and Gary Sanchez are locked in, batting second through fourth with OPS marks over 800. The rest of the lineup steps up too, though it drops off after that. Pat's first pitch at 1210 pm on Brewer's.tv, WTMJ620, or the Brewer's Radio Network. This series shapes up as must watch early summer. Action.