Harrison Shines in Brewers Debut

On March 31st, Milwaukee Brewers finally took their first L of the 2026 season, dropping

a close 3-2 game to the Tampa Bay Rays.

On Monday, but hold up, it was rookie lefty Kyle Harrison shining in his Brewers debut.

Going five strong innings with 8 strikeouts, just four hits, one, earned run, and one walk.

He started rough, coughing up a lead-off homer to Yandy Diaz, but bounced back quick

like a pro.

Harrison said he shook off that early mistake, focused on executing pitch-by-pitch, and got

more comfy as the night went on.

This 24-year-old is in his fourth big league season, with 38 career starts, mostly from

his Giants days in 2024.

He landed with Milwaukee back in February through a trade-sending infielder, Caleb Durbin,

and others to Boston, no extra pressure, just motivation to.

Ball out for the new squad.

Harrison broke a down post-game.

He's changed up in slider, sharpened up late, fastball popped, and mentally he's passed

dwelling on bad moments.

That veteran poised at such a young age kept the damage low despite the slow start.

Brewers still sit pretty early, and Harrison's looking like a key arm moving forward.

Watch this guy lock down more gems as the season heats up.

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