Brewers' Drohan: Elite Potential in Trade

0:00This is Corey with Milwaukee Brewers News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Milwaukee Brewers fans might want to trust the front office more after a recent trade. On February 9th, the team sent third baseman Caleb Durbin, along with infielders Andrew Monasterio and Anthony Siegler, to the Boston Red Sox in Abea, six player deal. In return, they picked up left-handed pitcher Kyle Harrison, speedy infielder David Hamilton, and fellow South Paul, Shane Drowhan. Shane Drowhan is already stealing the spotlight in spring training. Experts like Sam Dykstra from MLB Pipeline say not to sleep on him as a possible starter this season. His fastball hits 93 to 96 miles per hour, and his slider in the low 80s is generating tons of swings and misses. Drowhan made big strides last year in the minors, striking out 77 batters in just 54 innings. He posted a 3.00 earned run average and a 1.13 walks, plus hits per inning, a loud mark,

1:02showing sharp command. Observers and Brewers camp are buzzing about his early cactus league outings. His forcing fastball has a lead deception, leading to whiff rates over 45 percent, carrying over from AAA success. Even if Drowhan misses the opening day rotation, he could emerge as a key arm during the year, including the Brewers got real value from the trade. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in Sound, Built in Comfort, S-O-L-L-I, soleypillow.com