Brewers' Rotation: Wild Pace, Need for Depth

0:00On April 17th, the Milwaukee Brewer sit at 10 wins and 8 losses, just a half game back of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds leading the National League Central. They're holding strong early, but their starting rotation is getting tested hard with no picture announced yet for Friday's game against the Miami. Marlins. Reports say 25-year-old Coleman Crow is lined up for that start, marking his first big league appearance. Meanwhile, no starters named for Tuesday and Wednesday against the Detroit Tigers, and Kyle Harrison's next outing got pushed back a few days. Folks are buzzing, because if Crow takes the mound Friday, he'd be the ninth different starter for Milwaukee in their first 19 games. MLB.com's Adam McAlvy called it wild, projecting a pace for 76 starters over the full season if he keeps up. That kind of turnover screens for more depth, so some are pushing the brewers to grab free agent veteran Lucas Gialito, who log 26 starts. Last year with the Boston Red Sox, Priester's return will help soon, but injuries keep piling

1:02on. Bottom line, Milwaukee needs consistency in that back end to stay in the hunt, or this revolving door could spin them right out of contention. From your team, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today.