The Milwaukee Brewers will open the 2027 season on March 25 at home against the Los Angeles Angels, setting the earliest opening day in team history. The game at American Family Field also gives Milwaukee a second straight home opener.
That is why the Red Sox schedule query is landing on the Brewers right now: the new slate is out, and it puts a date on the club’s first game before most teams have even settled into spring. The Angels will be in Milwaukee for a three-game series, with a traditional off day on March 26, the second day of the season.
The opener carries a little more weight because it pushes the Brewers one day earlier than their previous earliest start, March 26 this year against the Chicago White Sox. It also marks only the sixth time the Brewers will face the Angels, and their first meeting with them since 1996 in Anaheim, when the club was still the California Angels.
The schedule does more than pin down one game. After the Angels series, the Brewers will play a three-game set against the Atlanta Braves, then travel for three games at the Chicago White Sox and three at the Toronto Blue Jays from April 1-7. They will have an off day in Chicago on April 2, then later play three games at the Philadelphia Phillies and three at the New York Yankees from April 16-21 before closing that stretch with three games at the Chicago Cubs from April 26-28.
That early stretch is set, but it is not yet protected from the one thing that could still knock it off course. Game dates are subject to change, and the season could still be disrupted if labor talks collapse before then. For now, the Brewers have a home opener, an early start and a first look at a 2027 path that begins sooner than any in club history.
