Ex-Brewers Haunt Red Sox in Fenway

0:00It's April 6. This is Milwaukee Brewers news to 18 news powered by AI. Milwaukee Brewers roll into Fenway Park this Monday, April 8th for a three game series against the Red Sox, and it's going to be a reunion with some. From Miller Faces, from Last Winter's Trade. Boston picked up infielders, Caleb Durbin, Andrew Monasterio, and catcher Anthony Seagler while sending pitcher Kyle Harrison, infielder David, Hamilton, and prospect Shane Drowhand to Milwaukee. Those guys headed to Boston haven't exactly lit it up early this season. Durbin, now their every day third baseman, has just two singles and 30 played appearances with six strikeouts and one error already. Monasterios barely seen the field, with one double and seven trips to the plate and Seagler's sideline on the injured list with a knee issue, likely, heading to triple A when healthy. Meanwhile, the Brewers are loving what they got back. Harrison's been lights out in two starts, tossing 10 and a third innings with 14 strikeouts

1:00and just three earned runs, factoring into both of. Milwaukee's win so far, Hamilton's hitting 4 for 17, but walking like crazy for a 0.458 on base percentage, plus four steals. Drowhand just got caught up to the bigs after an injury opened the spot, fresh off a triple A start, with six strikeouts despite some control woes. Brett's socks sit at 2 and 7, scraping for wins, while these X Brewers pieces look prime to haunt their old squad. As the series kicks off, keep an eye on how these trades shake out, could be the spark Milwaukee needs to build momentum.