Brewers vs Red Sox: Woodruff vs Bello

0:00On April 6th, the brewers roll into Boston tonight to wrap their road trip against the Red Sox, their fourth straight interleague foe. Milwaukee sits pretty at seven wins and two losses, leading the National League Central over the Reds and Pirates. Boston struggling at two and seven, dead last in the tough American League East. Pitching the opener for the crew is Brandon Woodruff, fresh off his season debut last Tuesday, where he tossed five innings against the raise, gave up. Two solo homers, but snagged the win with six strikeouts on just 67 pitches. Facing him is Boston's Brian Bello, a 26-year-old writing in his fifth big league season with a career 4.14 ERA. Bello's opener was rough, surrendering six runs over four and two-thirds against the Astros. Line-up-wise, Breeze Terrain leads off for Milwaukee with William Contreras and Christian Yelich at designated hitter. South Freelix back in their batting seventh after missing yesterday with side tightness, while Garrett Mitchell and Jake Bowers anchor the middle.

1:02Boston's guy Caleb Durbin hitting seventh. One of the pieces from that trade sending David Hamilton to the brewers. In roster moves today, the brewers put lefty reliever Jared Konig on the injured list, with a left elbow sprain and called up Shane Drowhand, who could. Make his MLB debut, if he pitches. The Red Sox activated Garrett Whitlock off paternity leave, an option Tyler Uberstein to triple A. First pitch is at 5.45 pm. Central time on brewers.tv and the radio network, including WTMJ620 and Milwaukee, should be a solid. Chance for the hot brewers to keep rolling. That's your Milwaukee brewers news today update, AI-powered and always on.