MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers announced the Club’s 2023 regular-season schedule on Wednesday. 

The season is set to open Thursday, March 30 against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The home opener is slated for Monday, April 3 against the New York Mets at 1:10 p.m. at American Family Field.

Milwaukee will open at Wrigley Field for the second consecutive season — the third time in four years. It marks only the fourth time in the past 12 seasons the Brewers will begin a campaign away from home.

The Brewers will host the New York Mets April 3 - 5 and St. Louis Cardinals April 7 - 9 for the first homestand of the season, following the opening series in Chicago.

The Brewers will play 46 Interleague games in 2023, increased from 20. They are set to play 52 games against the National League Central, which is down from 76, and 64 games against the National League East and National League West, down from 66.

The changes come after Major League Baseball’s new balanced schedule; each team will face the other 29 teams annually with home sites in Interleague play alternating every other year.

In Interleague play, Milwaukee will host the Boston Red Sox from April 21 - 23, Detroit Tigers April 24 - 26, Los Angeles Angels April 28 - 30, Kansas City Royals May 12 - 14, Houston Astros May 22 - 24, Baltimore Orioles June 6 - 8, Oakland Athletics June 9 - 11 and Minnesota Twins from Aug. 22 - 23.

It will be the first trip to Milwaukee for the Angels and Athletics since 2016, while the Red Sox and Orioles will make their first visit since 2017.

Additionally, the Brewers will travel to face the Seattle Mariners April 17 - 19, Tampa Bay Rays May 19 - 21, Toronto Blue Jays May 30 - June 1, Minnesota Twins June 13 - 14, Cleveland Guardians June 23 - 25, Chicago White Sox Aug. 11 - 13, Texas Rangers Aug. 18 - 20 and New York Yankees from Sept. 8 - 10.

Milwaukee will visit Seattle for the first time since 2016 and will play its first regular-season games in Texas since 2016, excluding exhibition games at Globe Life Field in 2021.

Milwaukee’s longest homestand of the season is a nine-game stretch from April 21 - 30, against the Boston Red Sox April 21 - 23, Detroit Tigers April 24 - 26 and Los Angeles Angels from April 28 - 30.

Game dates and times are subject to change. For the full schedule and home game times, click here.