List of Milwaukee Brewers Opening Day starting pitchers

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Ben Sheets made six Opening Day starts for the Brewers, a franchise record. DSC03161 Ben Sheets.jpg
Ben Sheets made six Opening Day starts for the Brewers, a franchise record.
Marty Pattin was the starting pitcher for the Pilots' inaugural April 8, 1969, opener. Marty Pattin 1969.jpg
Marty Pattin was the starting pitcher for the Pilots' inaugural April 8, 1969, opener.
Jim Colborn, the Brewers' 1973 Opening Day starter, was selected for that season's All-Star Game. Jim Colborn 1973.jpg
Jim Colborn, the Brewers' 1973 Opening Day starter, was selected for that season's All-Star Game.
Jim Slaton made three Opening Day starts for the Brewers, including back-to-back starts in 1975 and 1976. Jim Slaton Milwaukee.jpg
Jim Slaton made three Opening Day starts for the Brewers, including back-to-back starts in 1975 and 1976.
Teddy Higuera, won each of his three consecutive Opening Day starts from 1986 to 1988. Teddy Higuera 1991.jpg
Teddy Higuera, won each of his three consecutive Opening Day starts from 1986 to 1988.
Yovani Gallardo made five consecutive Opening Day starts from 2010 to 2014, more than any other Brewer. Yovani Gallardo on August 14, 2009.jpg
Yovani Gallardo made five consecutive Opening Day starts from 2010 to 2014, more than any other Brewer.
Kyle Lohse was the Brewers' 2015 Opening Day starter. Kyle Lohse Brewers.jpg
Kyle Lohse was the Brewers' 2015 Opening Day starter.
Brandon Woodruff was the Brewers' Opening Day starter in 2020 and 2021. Brandon Woodruff checks a runner, March 25, 2019 (cropped).jpg
Brandon Woodruff was the Brewers' Opening Day starter in 2020 and 2021.
Corbin Burnes was selected as the Brewers' 2022 Opening Day starter after winning the 2021 NL Cy Young Award. Corbin Burnes (43423890531) (cropped).jpg
Corbin Burnes was selected as the Brewers' 2022 Opening Day starter after winning the 2021 NL Cy Young Award.

The Milwaukee Brewers are a Major League Baseball team based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They play in the National League Central division. Established in Seattle, Washington, as the Seattle Pilots in 1969, [3] the team became the Milwaukee Brewers after relocating to Milwaukee in 1970. [4] The first game of the new baseball season for a team is played on Opening Day, and being named the Opening Day starting pitcher is an honor which is given to the player who is expected to lead the pitching staff that season, [5] though there are various strategic reasons why a team's best pitcher might not start on Opening Day. [6] The Brewers have used 34 different Opening Day starting pitchers in their 56 seasons. [7]

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The Pilots, whose home ballpark was Sick's Stadium, [8] played their inaugural Opening Day game on the road against the California Angels at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim, California, on April 8, 1969. Marty Pattin was their starting pitcher that day; he earned the win in a game the Pilots won, 4–3. [9] In 1970, the team relocated to Wisconsin and began playing their home games at Milwaukee County Stadium. [10] The Brewers opened their first season in Milwaukee at home with Opening Day starter Lew Krausse Jr. taking the loss in a 12–0 defeat by the California Angels on April 9. [11] County Stadium was home to the Brewers for 31 seasons through 2000. [10] Their final Opening Day game at the facility occurred on April 26, 1995. Starter Ricky Bones took a no decision in the Brewers' 12–3 win over the Chicago White Sox. [12] Steve Woodard received an unusual no decision in 2000, when the team's Opening Day game against the Cincinnati Reds was called in the sixth inning due to rain, with the score tied at 3. [13] The team moved into American Family Field, then known as Miller Park, in 2001, [10] but they did not play their first Opening Day game at the new stadium until five years later. In that game, held on April 3, 2006, Milwaukee defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5–2; starter Doug Davis did not figure in the decision. [14]

The Brewers' 34 Opening Day starting pitchers have a combined Opening Day record of 18 wins, 17 losses, and 21 no decisions in 56 Opening Day starts. They earned a win in their only Opening Day start in Seattle. In Milwaukee, they have 17 wins, 17 losses, and 21 no decisions in 55 Opening Day starts. At Milwaukee County Stadium, they had a record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 5 no decisions in 10 Opening Days. At American Family Field, they have a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 5 no decisions in 12 Opening Days. The Brewers have an aggregate record of 6 wins, 6 losses, and 9 no decisions in 21 Opening Day starts played at home. Milwaukee's starters have a record of 12 wins, 11 losses, and 12 no decisions in 35 Opening Day starts on the road. [7]

Ben Sheets has the most Opening Day starts for the Brewers, with six, followed by Yovani Gallardo (5); Teddy Higuera and Jim Slaton (3); and Ricky Bones, Corbin Burnes, Mike Caldwell, Jim Colborn, Cal Eldred, Marty Pattin, Don Sutton, Bill Wegman, and Brandon Woodruff (2). Gallardo (2010–2014) made five consecutive Opening Day starts. Sheets (2002–2005) made four consecutive starts, while Higuera (1986–1988) made three and Bones (1995–1996), Burnes (2022–2023), Colborn (1973–1974), Sheets (2007–2008), Slaton (1975–1976), Sutton (1983–1984), Wegman (1992–1993), and Woodruff (2020–2021) made back-to-back starts. [7]

Opening Day results

Table key
SeasonEach year is linked to an article about that particular Brewers season.
Pitcher (#)Number indicates multiple appearances as a Brewers Opening Day starter
Score (#)Game score with Brewers runs listed first; number of innings in a game that was shorter or longer than 9 innings in parentheses
LocationStadium in italics denotes a Brewers home game
W Win
L Loss
ND (W) No decision by starting pitcher; Brewers won game
ND (L)No decision by starting pitcher; Brewers lost game
*Advanced to the postseason
**Won the American League Championship Series
Pitchers
SeasonPitcherDecisionScoreOpponentLocationRef.
1969 Marty Pattin W4–3 California Angels Anaheim Stadium [9]
1970 Lew Krausse Jr. L0–12 California Angels Milwaukee County Stadium [11]
1971 Marty Pattin (2)W7–2 Minnesota Twins Metropolitan Stadium [15]
1972 Bill Parsons W5–1 Cleveland Indians Cleveland Stadium [16]
1973 Jim Colborn L0–10 Baltimore Orioles Memorial Stadium [17]
1974 Jim Colborn (2)ND (L)8–9 Boston Red Sox Milwaukee County Stadium [18]
1975 Jim Slaton L2–5 Boston Red Sox Fenway Park [19]
1976 Jim Slaton (2)W5–0 New York Yankees Milwaukee County Stadium [20]
1977 Bill Travers L0–3 New York Yankees Yankee Stadium [21]
1978 Jerry Augustine W11–3 Baltimore Orioles Milwaukee County Stadium [22]
1979 Mike Caldwell W5–1 New York Yankees Yankee Stadium [23]
1980 Jim Slaton (3)ND (W)9–5 Boston Red Sox Milwaukee County Stadium [24]
1981* Mike Caldwell (2)W5–3 Cleveland Indians Cleveland Stadium [25]
1982** Pete Vuckovich W15–4 Toronto Blue Jays Exhibition Stadium [26]
1983 Don Sutton L2–3 California Angels Anaheim Stadium [27]
1984 Don Sutton (2)ND (L)5–6 Oakland Athletics Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum [28]
1985 Moose Haas L2–4 Chicago White Sox Milwaukee County Stadium [29]
1986 Teddy Higuera W5–3 Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park [30]
1987 Teddy Higuera (2)W5–1 Boston Red Sox Milwaukee County Stadium [31]
1988 Teddy Higuera (3)W12–0 Baltimore Orioles Memorial Stadium [32]
1989 Don August L1–2 Cleveland Indians Cleveland Stadium [33]
1990 Chris Bosio ND (L)1–2 Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park [34]
1991 Mark Knudson W5–4 Texas Rangers Arlington Stadium [35]
1992 Bill Wegman ND (L)2–4 Minnesota Twins Milwaukee County Stadium [36]
1993 Bill Wegman (2)L1–3 California Angels Anaheim Stadium [37]
1994 Cal Eldred ND (W)11–7 Oakland Athletics Milwaukee County Stadium [38]
1995 Ricky Bones ND (W)12–3 Chicago White Sox Milwaukee County Stadium [12]
1996 Ricky Bones (2)ND (W)15–9 California Angels Anaheim Stadium [39]
1997 Ben McDonald L2–6 Texas Rangers The Ballpark in Arlington [40]
1998 Cal Eldred (2)ND (L)1–2 Atlanta Braves Turner Field [41]
1999 Rafael Roque ND (W)10–8 St. Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium [42]
2000 Steve Woodard ND (Tie)3–3 (6) Cincinnati Reds Cinergy Field [13]
2001 Jamey Wright L0–1 Los Angeles Dodgers Dodger Stadium [43]
2002 Ben Sheets W9–3 Houston Astros Astros Field [44]
2003 Ben Sheets (2)ND (L)9–11 St. Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium [45]
2004 Ben Sheets (3)ND (W)8–6 St. Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium [46]
2005 Ben Sheets (4)W9–2 Pittsburgh Pirates PNC Park [47]
2006 Doug Davis ND (W)5–2 Pittsburgh Pirates Miller Park [14]
2007 Ben Sheets (5)W7–1 Los Angeles Dodgers Miller Park [48]
2008* Ben Sheets (6)ND (W)4–3 (10) Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [49]
2009 Jeff Suppan L6–10 San Francisco Giants AT&T Park [50]
2010 Yovani Gallardo L3–5 Colorado Rockies Miller Park [51]
2011* Yovani Gallardo (2)ND (L)6–7 Cincinnati Reds Great American Ball Park [52]
2012 Yovani Gallardo (3)L5–11 St. Louis Cardinals Miller Park [53]
2013 Yovani Gallardo (4)ND (W)5–4 (10) Colorado Rockies Miller Park [54]
2014 Yovani Gallardo (5)W2–0 Atlanta Braves Miller Park [55]
2015 Kyle Lohse L0–10 Colorado Rockies Miller Park [56]
2016 Wily Peralta L3–12 San Francisco Giants Miller Park [57]
2017 Junior Guerra ND (L)5–7 Colorado Rockies Miller Park [58]
2018* Chase Anderson ND (W)2–1 (12) San Diego Padres Petco Park [59]
2019* Jhoulys Chacín W5–4 St. Louis Cardinals Miller Park [60]
2020* Brandon Woodruff (1)L0–3 Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [61]
2021* Brandon Woodruff (2)ND (W)6–5 (10) Minnesota Twins American Family Field [62]
2022 Corbin Burnes (1)ND (L)4–5 Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [63]
2023* Corbin Burnes (2)L0–4 Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [64]
2024* Freddy Peralta W3–1 New York Mets Citi Field [65]

Pitchers

Opening Day starting pitchers are listed in descending order by the number of Opening Day starts for the Brewers.

PitcherStartsWinsLossesNo decisionsWin %Season(s)
Ben Sheets 63031.0002002, [44] 2003, [45] 2004, [46] 2005, [47] 2007, [48] 2008 [49]
Yovani Gallardo 51220.3332010, [51] 2011, [52] 2012, [53] 2013, [54] 2014 [55]
Teddy Higuera 33001.0001986, [30] 1987, [31] 1988 [32]
Jim Slaton 31110.5001975, [19] 1976, [20] 1980 [24]
Mike Caldwell 22001.0001979, [23] 1981 [25]
Marty Pattin 22001.0001969, [9] 1971 [15]
Ricky Bones 20020.0001995, [12] 1996 [39]
Jim Colborn 20110.0001973, [17] 1974 [18]
Cal Eldred 20020.0001994, [38] 1998 [41]
Corbin Burnes 20110.0002022, [63] 2023 [64]
Don Sutton 20110.0001983, [27] 1984 [28]
Bill Wegman 20110.0001992, [36] 1993 [37]
Brandon Woodruff 20110.0002020, [61] 2021 [62]
Jerry Augustine 11001.0001978 [22]
Jhoulys Chacín 11001.0002019 [60]
Mark Knudson 11001.0001991 [35]
Bill Parsons 11001.0001972 [16]
Freddy Peralta 11001.0002024 [65]
Pete Vuckovich 11001.0001982 [26]
Chase Anderson 10010.0002018 [59]
Don August 10100.0001989 [33]
Chris Bosio 10010.0001990 [34]
Doug Davis 10010.0002006 [14]
Junior Guerra 10010.0002017 [58]
Moose Haas 10100.0001985 [29]
Lew Krausse Jr. 10100.0001970 [11]
Kyle Lohse 10100.0002015 [56]
Ben McDonald 10100.0001997 [40]
Wily Peralta 10100.0002016 [57]
Rafael Roque 10010.0001999 [42]
Jeff Suppan 10100.0002009 [50]
Bill Travers 10100.0001977 [21]
Steve Woodard 10010.0002000 [13]
Jamey Wright 10100.0002001 [43]

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