Brewers' Woodruff Returns, Stabilizing Rotation

On March 26, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off the season with a dominant win over the Chicago

White Sox on opening day.

They offered their opponents 12 hits to four and cruised to victory thanks to Jacob

Miseirowski's stellar outing.

The young pitcher went five strong innings, allowing just one run on two hits while striking

out 11 batters.

The team has a day off Friday before jumping back in.

Chad Patrick is expected to start Saturday, with Brandon's broke likely taking the

mound Sunday against the White Sox.

Fans are buzzing about the pitching staff, especially with Brandon Woodruff still working

his way back.

He dealt with a right-lade strain last September, which delayed his offseason throwing program,

but he set to make his first start Tuesday, March 31st versus the Tampa Bay Rays.

Meanwhile, expectations are high for Woodruff to anchor the rotation after Freddie Peralta's

departure.

Woodruff's point out the brewers mine up in bullpen look solid, but the starters face

big questions, putting pressure on the veteran to stay healthy, and deliver around 25 starts

like he did in 2022.

As the brewers build momentum early, all eyes will be on how Woodruff slots in and steadies

the staff moving forward.

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