Brewers vs White Sox: Low-Scoring Battle

On March 29th, Milwaukee Brewer is sitting pretty at two wins and zero losses, take on the Chicago White Sox, who are zero and two, in the series finale.

Today at 2.10pm, Eastern and Milwaukee.

Brewer's starter Brandon's broke face's Anthony K for the White Sox, both with zero wins so far this young season.

Brewer's are chasing a clean sweep after jumping out strong early on.

Betting lines have them as heavy favorites at minus 171, with the White Sox as plus 144 underdogs, and the over-under set at, seven and a half runs.

Last year, Milwaukee Post did 97 wins and 65 losses, dominating at home with the 52 and 29 record, averaging five runs.

Scored while holding foes to under four.

Chicago struggled at 60 wins and 102 losses, especially on the road at 27 and 54, hitting just two 32 as a steppery.

Team. Both squads are banged up bad on injuries.

Brewer's missing key arms, like Quinn Priester, on the 15-day list for his wrist, plus outfielders and infielders on the shelf.

White Sox pitching staff hit hard too, with multiple elbows sidelineing guys like Drew Thorpe and Mike Vazel, hamstring issues for Kyle Teal, and more.

Expect a low scoring battle with those depleted rotations, but Milwaukee's early momentum could seal the deal and kick their season into high gear.

From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today. I'm Corey with the story.