Brewers' Megill Struggles, Manager Seeks Ninth-Inning Fix

0:00On April 15, Brewer's fans are hurting after another ninth inning collapse by closer Trevor McGill, who blew a one-run lead and led in three runs, handing the win to the opponents and stretching the team's losing streak to five games. This marks the second straight outing where McGill gave up a bunch of runs in the ninth, including four against the Nationals last Friday in a tie. Game where he also struggled with months. Manager Pat Murphy called out the fans for booing McGill after the loss, reminding everyone this guy saved 30 games before, helped win the division, and pitched through an arm injury even in the playoffs last year. He's human, not a machine. Murphy's now talking with his coaches about shaking up the ninth inning roll. Since McGill just isn't closing the door right now, but there's no easy. Fixed with other high-leveraged guys, like Avenue Uribe and Angel Zurpa, also looking shaky lately, bottom line. The Brewer's got a pitch and play better overall to snap this skid move McGill out for now. Let him earn that spot

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