Brewers Dominate White Sox in Season Opener

It's March 26th.

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The Milwaukee Brewers kicked off their season with a dominant 14-2 route over the Chicago

White Sox on Thursday.

Jacob Missyorowski delivered a standout performance, striking out 11 batters while giving up just

one run across five innings to earn the win.

Milwaukee's offense exploded early, putting up four runs in the second inning alone,

tapped by William Contreras' three-run double.

Jake Bowers added a three-run homerlater, and South Freilich crushed a two-run shot, helping

the Brewers pile on runs through the middle innings.

Fans are buzzing about Missyorowski, who turns 24 next month and made the National League

All-Star team early in his rookie year last season.

His 11 strikeouts set a Brewers record for a season opener, and he touched 101.1 miles

per hour on the radar gun.

The White Sox managed only four hits total, with solo homers from Chase Maid Roth and

Munitaka Murakami in his big league debut.

Milwaukee also placed outfielder Jackson Churrio on the injured list with a fractured left

hand.

The series picks up Saturday with Chad Patrick on the mound for the Brewers against Chicago's

Sean Burke, as Milwaukee eyes another strong start in.

The National League Central.