Brewers' Bullpen Dilemma: Zastryzny's Return

0:00It's April 1st. Welcome to Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Milwaukee Brewer's got one of the deepest bullpins in baseball right now, but Rob's estrisenies return is forcing a tough call. The lefty started the season on the injured list after tweaking his shoulder with Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic. He kicked off rehab Tuesday, tossing a scoreless inning for Triple A Nashville. His assignment wraps in no more than three weeks, and with no minor league options left, he heads straight back to the Big League roster or hits. Wavors. Brewer's grabbed him back last May in a cash deal from the Yankees, so they might not want to risk losing him cheap. Fans and insiders buzzing about the squeeze for lefties already locked in like Aaron Ashby, Jared Konig, and Angel Zurpa, plus DL Hall who's striking out dudes early. Keeping any of those studs would take an injury, and Ridey Grand Anderson still has options, but five lefties feels wild. Crew might eye-optioning Hall, or pitting Zaster's knee against no options, Ridey Jake Woodford.

1:04They're probably crossing fingers for a natural fix, or plotting a trade to shuffle the deck without drama. Either way, this depth turns into a luxury headache fast. Watch how Milwaukee maneuvers to keep the pin humming through the stretch.