Brewers' Young Arms Take the Mound

0:00It's March 6 for the Milwaukee Brewers. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Milwaukee Brewers are finalizing their opening day rotation with some young arms locked in. Manager Pat Murphy confirmed, Chad Patrick and Jacob Masierowski will start games right out of the gate. Injuries and caution have shaken things up, leaving the group as one of the least experienced in baseball. Quinn Priester lives headed to the injured list with a wrist issue, while Brandon Woodruff is healthy but on a slow ramp up after last year's late. Strain. Woodruff is the only one with real big league starts under his belt, over 40 of them. Others like Robert Gasser and Kyle Harrison have barely a year of service time, mostly lost to injuries. Murphy admits it looks daunting, but the team needs these guys to eat innings early on. Patrick, a 27-year-old righty, had a strong rookie season with a 3.53 ERA over 27 games. He's shifted to relief in the playoffs, but shown there, including a key outing against

1:00the Cubs. Now in year 2, Patrick aims to go deeper into games. Last year, he averaged just over 5 innings per start, often pulled early with high pitch counts. He's working on a new slurf pitch to mix things up and boost efficiency. The other three rotation spots remain open, with names like Logan Henderson and Prospects in the mix. Aaron Ashby and Dio Hall could factor in, but might start in the bullpen. Brewers fans will watch how this green staff holds up, thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in Sound, built in comfort, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com