The Brewers are at a difficult point with Kyle Harrison. The postseason is just two weeks away and one of their most trusted arms for the majority of the season is going through a rough patch that has weakened the team’s ability to trust him when he’s out on the mound.
The Milwaukee Brewers have a big question on their hands right now when it comes to lefty Kyle Harrison. All season to this point, Harrison has been a revelation in his first season with the Brewers.
Through the first half of the season, it appeared as if the Milwaukee Brewers had one of the most lethal one-two punches in Major League Baseball blossoming in front of our very eyes.
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Harrison had been a bright spot in the Brewers rotation. That has changed over his past two appearances.
Kyle Harrison didn’t make it out of the fourth inning of today’s 12-8 Brewers loss to the Reds, as Cincinnati’s lineup tallied nine hits, four walks, and
As the MLB postseason is coming up the Milwaukee Brewers need to make adjustments to their pitching rotation if they want to make sure hey hold their lead in the National League Central as well as a top playoff spot in general.
Pat Murphy is not treating the Milwaukee Brewers’ first-place standing as a reason to stand still. Even with the Brewers sitting atop the majors at 88-56, the manager has begun talking openly about a possible midseason shift for left-hander Kyle Harrison, a move that would take the 25-year-old out of the rotation and into the bullpen.
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Kyle Harrison will try to bounce back from a disastrous start when the Milwaukee Brewers visit the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday afternoon in the decisive contest of the three-game series.
The Milwaukee Brewers got off to the worst possible start in their high-stakes four-game series against the Chicago Cubs, getting blown out 17-3. Although the Brewers leveled the series against the Cubs with a solid 9-4 win on Tuesday, their lopsided defeat in the series opener raised concerns.
Kyle Harrison insists he feels fine, but the Milwaukee Brewers are taking a closer look at the left-hander after his disastrous outing against the Chicago Cubs.
Looking at the box score, one wouldn't think that anything was wrong with Kyle Harrison. Since returning from a month-long stint on the injured list with left forearm tightness, Harrison's results and peripherals largely matched his pre-injury dominance.
Box Score Luckily, you can only lose once per game. Kyle Harrison struggled badly tonight, and by the time he was removed from the game with two outs in the fourth inning, things were already wildly out of control.
The Milwaukee Brewers landed a steal in LHP Kyle Harrison when they acquired him from Boston in the offseason. He looks to do his part in an NRFI against the Chicago Cubs.
The Milwaukee Brewers currently hold an 85-52 record, the best in the league, but face a tough matchup in a pivotal four-game series against the Chicago Cubs.
The Milwaukee Brewers put together one of the most dominant performances you're ever going to see on a baseball field on Tuesday night against the Seattle Mariners.
Kyle Harrison isn’t at his best right now. Since returning from a stint on the injured list with forearm tightness, his velocity and command have been below their first-half levels.
With the Milwaukee Brewers having a great season so far, led by an exciting starting rotation, the impressiveness of the group goes far beyond that of star Jacob Misiorowski.
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Kyle Harrison tossed five innings of one-hit ball in his return from the injured list to pace the Milwaukee Brewers to a 4-2 victory over the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday.
Kyle Harrison, who has been a revelation for the Milwaukee Brewers in 2026, is currently on the injured list with a forearm injury. He last pitched for the Brewers on the eighth of July, a four-inning outing in a loss to the St.
Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitcher Kyle Harrison announced an encouraging update following his precautionary MRI. Harrison has been out for the Brewers and on the 15-day injured list since July 11 with left forearm tightness.
The Brewers have placed left-hander Kyle Harrison on the 15-day injured list due to left forearm tightness. The placement is retroactive to July 9. Left-hander Robert Gasser was called up from Triple-A Nashville to take Harrison’s spot on the active roster.
When the Milwaukee Brewers acquired left-hander Kyle Harrison from the Boston Red Sox in the offseason, they knew they were getting someone with potential, but not a Cy Young-caliber pitcher.
Continuing their early domination in the series, the Milwaukee Brewers benefited from their starting pitcher getting revenge against his former team.
The Milwaukee Brewers' acquiring Kyle Harrison has paid off tremendously for the team.
April was a month to be remembered for the dynamic duo.
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