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The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Chicago White Sox 9–7 on March 29 at American Family Field in a spring training matchup that showcased Milwaukee's offensive superiority. The Brewers compiled 11 hits with a .971 OPS, including 2 home runs and 9 RBIs, while posting a .452 on-base percentage and .337 batting average. Chicago managed 9 hits and 3 home runs but struggled at the plate with a .206 batting average and .729 OPS, striking out 12 times. Milwaukee's pitching staff was equally dominant, allowing just 7 earned runs across the game with a 3.33 ERA, while Chicago's pitching was ineffective, surrendering 11 hits and 9 earned runs with a bloated 10.13 ERA. Both teams struck out 12 batters, but the Brewers' ability to limit walks (5 versus Chicago's 7) and avoid errors (0) proved decisive. The White Sox's pitching performance and offensive inconsistency—particularly the low batting average despite three home runs—suggest early-spring adjustments may be needed before the regular season opener.