Woodruff vs Skenes: Brewers Face Cy Young Winner

0:00It's April 24th. You're listening to Milwaukee Brewer's news today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. The Milwaukee Brewer's are back home at American Family Field, kicking off a six-game homestand against the Pittsburgh Pirates and Arizona Diamondbacks. Tonight's opener pits their ace, Brandon Woodruff against Pirates Phenom, Paul Schienes, the reigning National League-Sai Young winner. This match up caps a rare back-to-back stretch for the Brewer's facing Sai Young winners after Terrick Skuball yesterday. It's only the second time in Major League history, a team has done that. Woodruff sits at two wins and zero losses with a 3.42 earned run average, while Schienes is three-in-one with a 3.27. Mark, the Brewer's shuffled the roster today, calling up infielder Tyler Black for designated hitter and first-based duties, plus lefty reliever Shane Drowhand. For bulk innings, they sent pitcher Carlos Rodriguez back to the minors and designated outfielder Luis Matos for assignment after a rough nine gains. Manager Pat Murphy stacked

1:05the lineup with left-handed bats to counter-skines, leading off with Breeze Terang, William Contreras, and Jake Bowers. Black gets his season debut bat in cleanup, with Luis Rangafo a third and a speedy outfield of Garrett Mitchell, South Relic, and Brandon Lockridge. Whisper counters with lefties, O'Neal Crews, and Brandon Lowe, up top switch hitter Brian Reynolds, third, and top prospect Conor Griffin, eighth. The crew rocks their Wisco City connect jerseys tonight, still hunting that first win after going zero in three in them earlier. Facing the league's top arm will be no easy rhyme, but Milwaukee is ready to drop some bars on the diamond.