Brewers Set Franchise Record, Win Without Chourio

0:00On March 27th, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off the season with a dominant 14-to-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox on opening day even. After trading away pitcher Freddie Peralta and others in the offseason for prospects like Jet Williams and Brandon Sprote, Jacob Misiarowski led the charge, striking out 11 batters in just 5 innings to set a new franchise record for opening day strikeouts while. Eight different brewers got hits in four of them notched to multiples, including home runs from South Frellic and Jake Bowers. This win came without star outfielder Jackson Churrio, the 22-year-old sideline by a fractured hand from the World Baseball Classic that was. Initially misdiagnosed, Churrio has already shown power and speed with 21 home runs and 22 stolen bases as a rookie in 2024, followed by. 21 homers and 21 steals last year, despite some injuries and slight dips in plate discipline. He's expected back in a few weeks, primed for a breakout that could include a 30-30 season

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