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Brewers Overcome Sproat's Struggle, Sweep White Sox

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Sproat struggled in his debut, but the teams collective effort led to a comeback victory. Despite Sproats rough start, the bullpen held the White Sox scoreless, and Christian Yelich sparked a late comeback. Sproat remained positive, crediting his teammates and manager for their support. The teams depth was on display, showcasing their ability to win as a unit.

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Brewers Overcome Sproat's Struggle, Sweep White Sox

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers Overcome Sproat's Struggle, Sweep White Sox. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30th, Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher Brandon Sproway had a rough start in his team debut on Sunday, giving up a grand slam in the first inning two. Chicago wide sock shortstop, Colson Montgomery, and seven runs total over three innings. He joined the Brewer's in a late January trade from the New York Metz, stepping into a big spot right away during the season opener at American Family. Field on March 29th, 2026. Despite the early hole, the Brewer's bullpen shut down the socks for six scoreless innings, and Christian Yelich sparked a late comeback for a 9-2. Six victory, turning Sproway's bad day into a team win. Sproway stayed positive, crediting his teammates for picking him up when he couldn't do his job, and he appreciated manager Pat Murphy's mound visit. That reminded him to pitch for the team name on the front of the jersey. That sweep of the white socks highlights the Brewer's depth. They pitch, hit, field, and run as a unit. Proving no one has to carry the load alone when things go south.

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