Coleman Crow Makes ML Debut, McGee Sent Down

0:00On April 18th, Milwaukee Brewers are shaking things up tonight with a fresh arm on the mound. 25-year-old Ryhander Coleman Crowe gets his Major League debut starting against the Miami Marlins in their series opener. The team made it official this afternoon on X, calling him up from AAA Nashville. This move comes as the Brewers hold off on using their banged-up starter, Kyle Harrison, for a couple more days. To make room, they optioned right east of McGee back down to AAA. McGee had just one big league outing this year, tossing a scoreless inning. Crowe's journey to the spot has been aggrined. Drafted in the 28th round, back in 2019, by the Angels out of high school in Georgia, he climbed to AA there before trades. Took him to the Metz and then the Brewers. After Tommy John's surgery, he posted a solid 3.24 ERA over 12 starts split between AA and AAA last year. This season in Nashville, Crowe's made three starts with a 4.02 ERA across 15 and 2-thirds innings.

1:05Fans are buzzing about his potential to steady the rotation amid injuries. McGee's no stranger to the shuttle. He struggled a bit down in AAA with a 9.53 mark over 5 and 2-thirds innings in 4. Gaines, expect him back up soon as a depth guy while the Brewers juggled their pitching staff through the long hole. You've been listening to Milwaukee Brewers News today, AI Power Team Coverage.