Coleman Crow's Big League Debut: Brewers Win

0:00It's April 19th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, driven by AI your team, nonstop. The Milwaukee Brewers grabbed their third win in a row, topping the Miami Marlins 7-5 on Friday. 25-year-old right-hander Coleman Crowe made his big league debut as the starter, tossing five-and-one-third innings with four strikeouts, four, kits, two earned runs, and one walk. Major Pat Murphy was all praise after the game, calling Crowe Tremendus with great poise against a hot lineup. He highlighted how Crowe attacks the edges without fear, no matter the count. Crowe got called up that Friday just to start, then headed back to AAA A Nashville on Saturday. Crowe kicked off his pro career when the Los Angeles Angels drafted him in the 28th round back in 2019 out of high school in. Georgia. He dominated AA in 2022, leading the league in wins, innings, and whip. A trade to the Metz in 2023 led to Tommy John's surgery that summer, sidelighting him for

1:04all of last year. The Brewers snagged him that December in a deal for a couple veterans, and he's bounced back strong this season. In the minors lately, Crowe's 2-0 through three games with Nashville, sporting a 4.02 R.A. Keep an eye on this kid. He's got the stuff to stick around up top.