Brewers vs Ex-Teammates: A Familiar Faceoff

0:00It's April 6th. Welcome to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Corey with the story. Milwaukee Brewers roll into Fenway Park starting April 6th for a three-game series against the Red Sox, setting up a reunion with a couple familiar, faces from last winter's trade. Boston snagged infielders Caleb Durbin and Andrew Monasterio, plus catcher Anthony Seagler, while sending pitcher Kyle Harrison infielder David, Hamilton, and minor league arm Shane Drowhand to Milwaukee. Those guys headed to Boston haven't exactly lit it up early this season. Durbin, now that every day third baseman, has just two singles in 30 plate appearances, with six strikeouts and one error already. Monasterio's barely seen the field, one double in seven trips to the plate, and Seagler sidelineed on the injured list with a knee issue, no games. Yet, meanwhile, the pieces Milwaukee got back are making noise. Harrison's been lights out in two starts, ten and a third innings with 14 strikeouts

1:01and just three earn runs, factoring into both brewers. Winds so far. Hamilton's hitting four for 17, but walks like crazy for a 0.458 on base mark, plus four steals. Drowhand just got called up after an injury to another lefty, and he might debut right there in Boston. His triple A start wasn't perfect. Two runs in three and a third, but six whiffs show the potential. He's up for some intriguing matchups this week, as the brewers chase their hot start, while those X teammates try to turn things around at home.