Brewers vs Rays game tonight: TV, streaming, schedule

The Milwaukee Brewers have been off to an impressive start this season with a three-game sweep of the Chicago White Sox, averaging 9.67 runs per game and boasting a plus-19 run differential. Now, they are gearing up to take on the Tampa Bay Rays in a three-game series at American Family Field starting on Monday night, March 30.

In the series opener, Brewers fans will get to see starting pitcher Kyle Harrison make his debut with the team. Harrison, who was acquired in a trade with the Boston Red Sox, is set to bring his talent to the mound and help the Brewers secure another victory.

On March 31, Brandon Woodruff will make his first start of the season after signing a $22 million qualifying offer in the offseason. Woodruff missed the postseason last year due to an injury but is ready to show fans what he’s capable of this time around.

In the final game of the series, Jacob Misiorowski will aim to build on his record-breaking Opening Day performance where he set a team record for strikeouts.

For fans wondering how to catch the Brewers vs Rays games, here’s the scoop:
– TV Channel: All games will be broadcast on Brewers.TV since Fan Duel Sports Wisconsin is no longer showing Brewers games. Tune in to channels like 1263 on XFinity, 670 on DirecTV, and 1743 on U-Verse. Spectrum customers can check channels like 308, 1308, 319, 317, and 469.
– Live Stream: You can watch the games on Brewers.TV or through the MLB app by purchasing a full-season plan for $99.99 or a monthly plan for $19.99, which includes all games not covered by national broadcasts.
– Announcers: Brian Anderson or Jeff Levering will handle play-by-play, with Bill Schroeder as the analyst and Sophia Minnaert as the field reporter.

Don’t miss out on the exciting Brewers vs Rays matchups starting on Monday night!