The Milwaukee Brewers will look to go up 2-0 against the Chicago Cubs for Tuesday night’s game. Meanwhile, they announced a Gary Sanchez decision prior to the contest.
Game 2 between the two National League heavyweights will begin at 5:40 PM Mountain Time, 7:40 PM Eastern Time. This game will feature the pitching battle of Jacob Misiorowski against David Peterson.
In a surprising move, the Brewers changed up their roster in one major way for Game 2 of their series against the Cubs.
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Here is what they announced for their roster:
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LF: Jackson Chourio
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2B: Brice Turang
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1B: Vaughn
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DH: Gary Sanchez
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RF: Luis Lara
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3B: Joey Ortiz
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CF: Garrett Mitchell
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SS: Cooper Pratt
Starting Pitcher: Jacob Misiorowski
The biggest change on this roster is removing Christian Yelich and adding Gary Sanchez.
Sanchez is a 33-year-old catcher.
With the biggest change out of the way, the Brewers also made a few adjustments in the batting order.
For starters, Cooper Pratt and Joey Ortiz swapped places in the batting order, with Pratt moving down to ninth and Ortiz going up to seventh. Additionally, Contreras and Vaughn swapped.
Sanchez steps in as DH, the position that Yelich had for Game 1.
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