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Brewers' Home Opener: Love, Stolz, & Historic Debut

Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 26, 2026·1:24

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Brewers Home Opener: Love, Stolz, and Historic Pitching - The Milwaukee Brewers home opener at American Family Field was filled with excitement, starting with Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Loves ceremonial first pitch and Olympic gold medalist Jordan Stolzs presence. Fans tailgated early, setting a festive tone. Owner Mark Attanasio addressed the teams TV broadcast situation and confirmed manager Pat Murphys contract extension. General manager Matt Arnold updated on rookie Jackson Chourios hand injury, while Chourio shared his recovery progress. Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski made a historic debut, impressing all. The team introduced new foods and drinks, and discussions on key storylines for the rest of the season began.

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Hosts & Guests

Mark Attanasio

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Pat Murphy

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Matt Arnold

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Jackson Chourios

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Jacob Misiorowski

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Jordan Loves

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Jordan Stolz

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Transcript

On March 26, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off their home opener at American Family Field with plenty of excitement.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, throughout the ceremonial first pitch, joined by Olympic gold medalist and co-escap native Jordan Stolz.

Fans filled the lots early, tailgating hours before gates open, setting a festive tone for the day.

Brewers owner Mark Adonasio addressed the team's TV broadcast situation and confirmed manager Pat Murphy's contract extension.

General manager Matt Arnold updated on Rookie Jackson Cheerio's hand injury, which has him sideline for now, while Cheerio himself shared details on.

His recovery ahead of the season, crowd showed huge enthusiasm, with lots packed and tailgates firing up well before first pitch.

Manager Pat Murphy praised the team's solid opening day effort, highlighting the energy from players and supporters alike.

Pitcher Jacob Misierowski delivered a historic performance on the mound, impressing everyone with his debut.

Looking ahead, the Brewers introduced new foods and drinks at the ballpark, plus early talks on key storylines for the rest of the season.

As the Brewers build momentum from this opener, all eyes they are young stars like Cheerio and rising arms like Misierowski to carry the team forward.

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