The Milwaukee Brewers' tumultuous start to the season, marked by an 0-4 record and significant losses, serves as a reminder not to judge teams based on early performance. Now in April, they have roared back to a 12-6 record and a +43 run differential, highlighting their resilience. The article contrasts this with the performance of former Brewer Willy Adames, now with the San Francisco Giants, who is struggling to find his footing in a new team despite hopes of a strong season.
The Milwaukee Brewers illustrate why early season results in baseball don't always dictate future performance, bouncing back from a devastating start to a strong record.
Despite a rough opening stretch with an 0-4 start and significant losses, they have significantly improved their record, showing resilience and adaptability.
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