Brewers Crushing Early Season

It's April 2nd.

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Milwaukee Brewers sitting pretty at five wins and one loss just one week into the 2026

MLB season.

They're crushing it early, with a bunch of players stepping up big time while a couple

others are lagging behind.

No surprise they're leading the pack in the National League Central right now.

Bryce Tarrang's been the real engine at second base, posting a 1.227 on base plus

lugging percentage, and the best B-Ware in baseball, as 0.8 through 6 games.

This guy's platinum glove winner is hinting he might be the top dog at his position if he

keeps this fire going after two strong years.

On the flip side, Luis Rengafo's struggling at third, which is two hits and 13 ad-bats

and negative B-Way-R, putting his starting spot in jeopardy.

Pitcher Brandon Sprote also took a hit in his debut start, giving up seven earned runs

to the White Sox Way, more than anyone else on the staff.

Gary Sanchez looks like a steal for that $1.5 million deal, mashing lefties and filling

in at first when needed.

But the real MVP's, the entire bullpin, allowing just three runs over 25 and two thirds innings

with tons of strikeouts.

Pat Murphy's got options for days.

Early days in this marathon season, but these hot starts from Tarrang and the relievers

could carry the brew crew deep if the slow ones heat up soon.

Keep watching the squad, they're built to run.