Brewers Dominate Opening Day, Miazrowski Shines

On March 27, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off the 2026 season with a dominant 14-to-2 route

of the Chicago White Sox on opening.

Day 23-year-old Jacob Miyazrowski earned the start, becoming the third youngest brewer

ever to do so, and he delivered a standout performance, with 10 or more strikeouts.

Early on, White Sox lead off hitter Chase Maja, crushed a solo home run off a 98-mile

per hour fastball, putting Chicago up one nothing.

Miyazrowski bounced back strong, fanning the next three batters in a row.

The brewer's quickly answered in the bottom of the inning.

With the bases loaded, Joey Ortiz drove in the tying run, and William Contreras followed

with the bases clearing hit that sent two runners home and gave.

Milwaukee the lead they never relinquished.

Miyazrowski's gym made history as just the third National League pitcher since 1901

to record 10 or more strikeouts on opening day at age.

Day 23 or younger, fans raved about how he handled the pressure like a veteran.

The White Sox added a few late runs with home runs from South Freeland, Jake Bowers, and

Ricky Mooney's first big league blast in the ninth.

But it wasn't nearly enough against the brewer's explosive offense.

What a way to launch the season.

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I'm Corey with The Story.