Some relievers might hit the figurative wall late in the season, but Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill appears to be sharper than ever. Megill has not allowed an earned run in his last 14 appearances for Milwaukee, which will open a three-game series against the host Cincinnati Reds on Friday evening.
Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill wasn't able to duplicate his first career All-Star honor from 2025 earlier this summer. Following an utterly dominant August, however, the right-hander is arguably having an even more impressive 2026 season.
How many of the active MLB players to reach 100 hits in at least eight different seasons can you name in five minutes?
On Sunday, Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill entered the team’s game against the Twins in the ninth inning as he is used to doing. The situation was a high-leverage one per usual, but there was just one difference.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Early on throughout the 2026 Major League Baseball season, there was some real fear among the Milwaukee Brewers' fanbase for reliever Trevor Megill. The 32-year-old full took over the closer role last season after Devin Williams was traded to the New York Yankees before the 2025 campaign.
Since the start of May, Trevor Megill has struck out 30 opposing batters and walked four. He's allowed four runs, and half of those (the only ones since May 12) came in one outing at Coors Field.
There was some real fear around Milwaukee Brewers reliever Trevor Megill earlier in the campaign. Megill was ice-cold to kick off the season for Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee Brewers found themselves connected to one of baseball’s strangest viral moments this week after Joey Ortiz and Trevor Megill reacted to the Chicago Cubs vs.
If you were in the cohort of Milwaukee Brewers fans worried about reliever Trevor Megill, you can let out a sigh of relief at this point. Megill had a tough start to the 2026 season, to say the least.
It was a roller coaster of a day for the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday. Milwaukee took down the Arizona Diamondbacks, 13-1. Milwaukee has now won three of its last four games and has a 16-14 record on the season overall.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
The Milwaukee Brewers haven't explicitly said that Trevor Megill is no longer their closer, but they've shown it in practice. Megill last picked up a save in extra innings on April 17, and the last time he pitched the ninth inning was the 14th, when he gave up three runs to the Toronto Blue Jays to send the game to extras.
The loss sealed a 2-1 series defeat in Detroit and capped Milwaukee’s road trip at 3-3, following a two‑of‑three series win in Miami.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been through quite a weird year to this point. They won eight of the first 10 games of the season, quickly emerging as a favorite in the National League again.
It’s already been a rather interesting season for the Milwaukee Brewers thus far. After getting off to a sensational start, the injuries are starting to pile up, and the team has hit a bit of a snag in recent weeks.
Things got heated near the end of the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday. After reliever Trevor Megill retired the side in the eighth inning, he was seen getting in a yelling match with Vladimir Guerrero Jr., which led to the entire Toronto dugout looking upset.
The Milwaukee Brewers are in a bit of a weird spot with their franchise right now. They were the best team in the regular season last year, finishing the 162-game marathon with the best record in baseball.
Closers live on the edge. One clean inning, you’re the hero. One slip, and everything unravels fast. That’s exactly where Trevor Megill found himself Tuesday night, caught between last year’s dominance and a horrendous early-season skid.
The Milwaukee Brewers are riding a cold streak right now, to say the least. Over the last week or so, the Brewers have dropped six games in a row and Christian Yelich was placed on the Injured List with an adductor strain.
Any MLB player would say that bad games are inevitable and they would prefer such games to occur early in the season, not in October. Nonetheless, off-nights are frustrating to deal with all the same.
The Milwaukee Brewers have earned a third consecutive NL Central division title and a top-two seed in the National League after an incredible regular season under manager Pat Murphy.
Although this weekend isn’t a meaningless series for the Brew Crew, they’re far more concerned about shaping plans for the Division Series.
The Milwaukee Brewers have made all the right decisions in 2025, yet one of the most impactful came from one of the most unexpected offseason moves—trading All-Star closer Devin Williams to the New York Yankees.
The Milwaukee Brewers placed closer Trevor Megill on the 15-day injured list with a right flexor strain on Wednesday. Megill is enjoying the best season of his five-year career.
The Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff has been outstanding this season, thanks in part to a loaded rotation—but the bullpen has also been excellent, highlighted by the emergence of All-Star closer Trevor Megill.
The start of the 2025 campaign has been a bit of a mixed bag for the Brewers righty.
A rival pitcher is not happy with the New York Yankees’ new bats, and with Major League Baseball for allowing them.
Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Trevor Megill was put on the seven-day injured list on Wednesday. How he landed on the IL is one of the more bizarre stories of the young season.
The Brewers bullpen was a question mark heading into the season after the team learned it would be without All-Star closer Devin Williams for about three months.
While there has been no confirmation of the vaccination status of the quartet of Twins, players must be vaccinated to enter Canada.
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