Brewers vs. Marlins: Exciting Weekend Series Kicks Off at American Family Field

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Exciting Brewers Home Stand Kicks Off with Marlins Series

The Milwaukee Brewers are riding high after a stellar performance post-All-Star break, securing victories in four out of five games. Now, they’re gearing up for an electrifying six-game homestand, starting with a weekend showdown against the Miami Marlins. The series kicks off on Friday night at the iconic American Family Field, and you won't want to miss a minute of the action!

Friday Night Lights: Brewers vs. Marlins

The Brewers, currently boasting a solid 59-43 record, are all set to face off against the Marlins with right-hander Freddy Peralta (6-5, 3.88 ERA) taking the mound. Peralta’s been a key player for Milwaukee, and fans are eagerly anticipating his performance. On the flip side, Miami’s got lefty Trevor Rogers (1-9, 4.59 ERA) slated to pitch. Rogers has had a challenging season so far, and this game could be a turning point for him.

Before the game, Milwaukee made a few roster adjustments that might shake things up a bit. Left-hander Rob Zastryzny has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to left elbow tendinitis. In his place, right-hander Janson Junk has been called up from Class AAA Nashville. This move is sure to be watched closely by fans and analysts alike.

Game Time and Broadcast Info

Mark your calendars and set your alarms! The Brewers’ game on Friday starts at 7:10 p.m. Central Time. If you’re tuning in from home, you can catch the action on Bally Sports Wisconsin. For those who prefer radio, AM-620 and the state network will have you covered with live coverage.

Who’s Playing? Check Out the Lineups

Milwaukee Brewers’ Starting Lineup
  • Jackson Chourio (LF): The rookie sensation is making waves and bringing a fresh energy to the outfield.
  • Brice Turang (2B): Known for his defensive prowess and timely hits.
  • William Contreras (C): A key player behind the plate with a knack for clutch performances.
  • Willy Adames (SS): The Brewers’ reliable shortstop, known for his power and strong defensive skills.
  • Gary Sánchez (DH): A powerhouse in the lineup, adding much-needed muscle.
  • Joey Ortiz (3B): The rookie third baseman is quickly making a name for himself.
  • Rhys Hoskins (1B): An experienced slugger who can turn a game around with one swing.
  • Sal Frelick (RF): Bringing speed and agility to the outfield.
  • Blake Perkins (CF): Known for his defensive capabilities and speed on the base paths.
Miami Marlins’ Starting Lineup
  • Jazz Chisholm Jr. (DH): An exciting player known for his dynamic play and flair on the field.
  • Xavier Edwards (SS): A versatile shortstop with excellent fielding skills.
  • Bryan De La Cruz (LF): A strong presence in the outfield with a potential to make game-changing plays.
  • Josh Bell (1B): A veteran slugger who’s always a threat at the plate.
  • Jake Burger (3B): Known for his power and reliability.
  • Jesús Sánchez (RF): Bringing a steady hand and solid hitting to the lineup.
  • Otto Lopez (2B): A capable second baseman with a keen eye for the ball.
  • Nick Gordon (CF): Fast and agile, with a knack for making impressive catches.
  • Nick Fortes (C): Providing solid defense and contributing with timely hits.

The Weekend Lineup

The excitement doesn’t stop at just one game. Here’s what to expect over the weekend:

  • Saturday’s Showdown: The Brewers and Marlins meet again at 6:10 p.m. Central Time. Milwaukee’s Aaron Civale (2-7, 5.11 ERA) will be on the mound, facing off against a Miami pitcher yet to be announced. As always, you can catch the game on Bally Sports Wisconsin and AM-620 radio.

  • Sunday Funday: The series wraps up with a 1:10 p.m. Central Time game. Milwaukee’s Tobias Myers (6-4, 3.14 ERA) will pitch, while the Marlins' starting pitcher is still to be confirmed. It’s the perfect way to end the weekend, with a great afternoon of baseball.

Why This Series Matters

The Brewers are looking to continue their strong post-All-Star break performance, and this homestand is crucial. Miami’s pitching struggles might give Milwaukee an edge, but the Marlins are a team that can surprise on any given day. With Peralta and Myers leading the charge for Milwaukee, and the Brewers’ lineup packed with talent, this series promises to be an exciting one.

Keep an eye on how the Brewers’ roster adjustments play out and watch for standout performances from both sides. Whether you’re at the game, watching on TV, or listening on the radio, this series is sure to deliver plenty of thrills.

So grab your Brewers gear, settle in, and enjoy what’s shaping up to be a fantastic weekend of baseball at American Family Field!