Brewers vs White Sox: Hot Bats, New Lineups

On March 28, Brewer's offense exploded for 14 runs yesterday, with 10 walks in two

homers, but they're tweaking the lineup for today's match-up.

Against the White Sox, Jake Bauer slides in at first basis to Devon, batting fourth,

while Brandon Lockridge starts in left field and hits ninth.

The rest days solid, Joey Ortiz at short, David Hamilton at third, South Freilich and

Wright, geared Mitchell in center, and Christian Yelich as D-H.

Chad Patrick takes the mound from Milwaukee, one of last year's breakout arms, who flash

Ricky of the year potential, with a sub-3 ERA through.

Mid-June, he bounced between Triple A and the Biggs, but locked down the postseason

in relief, striking out 11 over 9 innings.

Spring was rough with 16 runs allowed, but he's hungry to own a rotation spot this year.

Meanwhile, the White Sox counter, with Rideshahn Burke, who posted a 4.22 ERA over 134 innings

last season.

He sits 94 to 95 with the fastball, mixes in curves, slider and changeup, but walks pile

up at 4.2 per 9, pushing his.

FIP higher?

Chicago Shuffles 2.

Lennon Sosa D.H.'s, Tristan Peters in center, Luis Angel Acuna to shortstop, Colson Montgomery

to third, Andrew Benintendi to left, and Reese McGuire catching.

Austin Hayes and Miguel Vargas hit the bench after Thursday.

This pitch at 640 Arm Brewer's TV or the Radio Network, expect fireworks if the bats

stay hot.

That's the story for today.

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