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The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Chicago White Sox 6–1 on March 28 at American Family Field, with the home team's pitching staff delivering a masterclass in efficiency. Milwaukee's pitchers struck out 11 batters while allowing just 7 hits and 1 earned run, posting a sparkling 1.50 ERA that belied the lopsided scoreline. The Brewers' offense was equally clinical, recording 12 hits with a .957 OPS and drawing 5 walks to manufacture 6 runs despite hitting no home runs. Chicago's lineup managed only 7 hits and struck out 11 times, posting a feeble .643 OPS; the White Sox's pitching was particularly troubling, surrendering 12 hits and 5 earned runs with a bloated 10.13 ERA. The Brewers' flawless defense (zero errors) complemented their dominant pitching performance, while Chicago's offense was unable to capitalize on their four walks. This decisive victory suggests Milwaukee's rotation is well-positioned for the regular season, while the White Sox face immediate concerns about run production and pitching depth.