Hamilton's Hot Start: Brewers' Third Baseman Steals Show

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The Milwaukee Brewer's kicked off their season with a big 14-to-2 win over the Chicago

White Sox and third baseman David Hamilton Stolda, show in his debut.

The 28-year-old reached base in all four of his first-played appearances, including two

walks, and swiped his first bag in a Brewer's uniform.

He was also his very first career start at third base, where he looked right at home.

Earlier this spring, Hamilton showed similar promise during training, building on his

speed that's always been a standout trade.

Coming over in a trade from the Boston Red Sox, he's got a fresh start after limited

playing time last year, where his on-base percentage sat at just 0.257 over 194 trips

to the plate.

Brewer's manager Pat Murphy has high hopes, calling Hamilton a prime candidate for a major

breakout this season.

He praised the front office for landing him along with a couple of pictures, even while

noting the loss of another key piece in the deal.

Now, with more opportunities ahead, Hamilton could carve out a platoon role at third base

alongside switch hitter Luis Rengafo, especially against certain match-ups.

Fans are watching closely to see if this hot start turns into steady production.

One game doesn't make a season, but Hamilton's launch has Brewer's nation buzzing about

what comes next in Milwaukee.