Brewers' New Faces, Old Fire

It's March 25th.

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The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the National League Central, winning it in four of the past

five seasons, with their strongest run yet in 20, 25.

They made a deep playoff push, but got swept four games to zero by the Los Angeles Dodgers

in the National League Championship Series.

Still, the team is channeling that tough finish into fuel for the new year.

After this week, they made a trade with the Teva Bay Rays just days before opening

day, shaking up their roster.

With some veteran starters on the injured list, the Brewers will turn to young arms like

Jacob Misiarowski, Chad Patrick, and Brandon Sprote for the first three games.

Fans and players alike remember the doubters from last season, and that sentiment is lighting

a fire under the squad.

Outfielder Christian Yelich highlighted how many baseball followers hope for their downfall,

turning it into a team rallying cry.

Milwaukee kicks off at home with a three-game series against the Chicago White Sox, followed

by interleague action hosting the Rays.

It shapes up as a transitional period, with fresh faces and key spots.

Even with the challenges ahead in a tough division, the Brewers track record suggests they're

far from done competing at the top.