Brewers Edge Red Sox in Early Trade

0:00On April 6th, early in the baseball season, the Milwaukee Brewers are coming out on top in their off-season swap with the Boston Red Sox. The deals sent in-fielder, Caleb Durbin, Andrew Monasterio, Catcher Anthony Siegler, and a draft picked the Boston while Milwaukee grabbed pitcher's Kyle, Harrison, Shane Drohan, and in-fielder David Hamilton. Durbin, who had a decent debut year with the Brewers last season, is off to a rough start in Boston. Through Sunday, he's just two for 28 at the plate, hitting a measly 0.071 average and struggling to make solid contact. Meanwhile, Kyle Harrison is shining for Milwaukee. The 24-year-old right-hander, who joined the Brewers midway through last year and another trade, has locked down a spot in their rotation. In his first two-starts, he's sporting a 2.61 ERA with a 1-0 record. Boston Hope Durbin and Monasterio would plug holes at third base after losing Alex Pregman, but the infield still looks shaky.

1:00Fans and analysts are already calling it a win for Milwaukee, as their new arms are delivering right away. It's still super early, though, with months left for these guys to flip the script. Right now, the Brewers are holding the edge in this trade that could shape both teams' runs. Team coverage, powered by AI. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today.