Brewers vs Marlins: Pitching Clashes in Miami

0:00It's April 17th, you're listening to Milwaukee Brewers News today, AI Power Coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. Both the Milwaukee Brewers and Miami Marlins have been on wild rides this early season. The Brewers sit at 10 wins and 8 losses after starting hot with 8 victories in their first 10 games, then dropping 6 straight before, grabbing the last two. The Marlins are 9 and 10, kicking off 8 and 5, but now 1 and 6 in their past 7, dipping below 500. The Brewers keep battling to put runs on the board, averaging just 3.5 per game on their recent home stand against Washington and Toronto. Their bullpen bounced back strong, though, locking down 2-1 run wins to close that out. With Kyle Harrison nursing wrist soreness, they called up Coleman Crow for his big league debut on Friday. Fans are buzzing about the pitching clashes, especially Saturday's middle match-up between Brandon Woodruff and Sandy Alcantara. Alcantara, last year saw Young King, shook off a rough spring with solid early starts

1:01before Minnesota tagged him. Woodruff has been sharp too, surrendering just one run in his latest against the nationals. This three-game set at Lone Depot Park runs April 17th through 19, starting 6-10pm Central Friday, 3-10 Saturday and 12. Forty Sunday. Probable arms include Crow versus Janssen Junk Friday, Woodruff over Alcantara Saturday and Jacob Missy Arowski facing Yuri Perez Sunday. These streaky squads could spark some fireworks down south, so tune in and see who steadies the ship first.