J.B. Bukauskas

The Brewers had high hopes as they traveled east last week to Yankee Stadium, aka ‘The House That Ruth Built.

On March 29th, the Yankees brutalized the Brewers with their new, sacrilegious bowling pin-shaped bats.

Time To Inhale? I began the last article I wrote with one word: “exhale”.

It was an opening weekend to forget for the Brewers, who have started the regular season 0-3 for the first time since 2015 after the Yankees bludgeoned them in New York.

Nashville dropped its season-opening series 2 games to 1 to Jacksonville.

Weekly Snapshot: Record Last Week: 0-3 (Overall: 0-3) Run Scored Last Week: 14 Runs Surrendered Last Week: 37 Standing: 5th in NL Central *** Game 1 (3.28) | NYY 4, MIL 2 Game 2 (3.29) | NYY 20, MIL 9 Game 3 (3.30) | NYY 13, MIL 3 *** Transactions: 03/28/25 - Traded.

It's hard to remember a contending team this century who stumbled into the regular season in rougher pitching shape than these Milwaukee Brewers are in.

So, that sucked. Nestor Cortes, one of two pieces returned to the Milwaukee Brewers for closer Devin Williams in an offseason trade with the New York Yankees, made his first start in a Brewers uniform against the same team that discarded him over the winter.