
Brewers' Henderson Starts Doubleheader
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Tonights doubleheader against the Royals features a strategic pitching change: Logan Henderson starts, followed by Brandon Sproat. Henderson, recovering from elbow issues, is expected to throw around 50-60 pitches. Sproat, despite a rough outing last week, has the Brewers confidence. The Royals counter with Seth Lugo, who shut down the Braves. Lineups are adjusted, and bullpens are thin, making for an intense matchup. First pitch at six ten p.m. on Brewers TV.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers' Henderson Starts Doubleheader. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 4th, Brewers took the first game of this double header against the Royals and a tight finish, and now they're back for Round 2 after a quick break. The big switch up is on the mound, and Senator Brennan's pro starting is the 27th man, Logan Henderson, opening things up before Sprote. Comes in from the bullpen. Henderson's easing back after some mild elbow stuff in spring training, so expect him to toss around 50-60 pitches max. He looks sharp Tuesday in AAA, going three scoreless with five strikeouts on 45 pitches. Last year he had five solid stars from Milwaukee, posting a 1.78 ERA. Meanwhile, Sprote got roughed up last Sunday against the White Sox, giving up seven runs in three innings, but the Brewers rallied with seven late. Runs for the win. On the other side, Royals Seth Lugo, the 36-year-old All-Star from last year, shut down the braze for six in a third innings last week. Lineups are shifting for the nightcap, Gary Sanchez catches for Milwaukee, Blake Perkins
and left, Joey Ortiz at short, Royals slide Salvador Perez to DH, bringing in Jonathan India and Carter Jensen. Bullpen's are thin after the first game, so closers might be improvised. First pitches at 6.10 pm, on Brewers TV, should be another battle worth tuning into. We've been listening to Milwaukee Brewers news today, AI Power Team Coverage.
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