Red Sox vs Brewers: Turning Tides at Fenway

0:00On April 6, Boston Red Sox are off to a rocky start in the 2026 season, sitting at two wins and seven losses. They grabbed a victory on opening day against the Cincinnati Reds, but then dropped five straight before snapping at once, only to lose two more, too, the San Diego Padres. Now they gear up for a three-game series at Fenway Park, starting Monday night against the Milwaukee Brewers, who boasts a strong seven-and-two record. Pitching matchups looked tough, but promising for a turnaround. Monday at 6.45 pm, Brandebello faces Branden Woodruff after Bello's rough debut with five earned runs and four and two-thirds innings. Against Houston, Tuesday is Garrett Crochet versus Jacob Missy Arowsky, following Crochet's four-run second-start. Sunny Gray closes Wednesday at 1.35 pm against Chad Patrick, fresh off a solid six-innings with just two runs versus San Diego. Injury news mixes bad with some good. First baseman, Tristan Cosses, hit a snag with sore ribs,

1:01but should start hitting drills this week. Pitcher Johan Oviado deals with an elbow strain and heads to see his old surgeon for checks. Bride spot, Patrick Sandoval begins a minor league rehab stint to rejoin the big club soon. This clash pits the league's worst record against one of its best, and Boston cannot afford more slip-ups with April still young. The socks built high hopes this off-season, so dropping games here could dig a deep hole in the standings early on. If the rotation clicks, expect Boston to sweep and flip, the script-proving paper matchups mean nothing when momentum shifts their way. Keep an eye on Fenway this week. That's your update from Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI.