Harrison Strikes Out 14 in Brewers Debut

0:00It's April 6th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Corey with the Story. Kyle Harrison is turning heads in his first two starts with the Milwaukee Brewers, striking out 14 Royals and Rays Batters to tie Cecebathia for the most by lefty in debut games. The 24-year-old win five and one-third innings against Kansas City on Easter Sunday, fanning six in an eight-to-five victory at Kaufman. Earlier this week, he kicked off with eight strikeouts over five innings versus Tampa Bay. Acquired from the Boston Red Sox before spring training, Harrison showing the consistency the Brewers crave from their former top prospect, keeping his ERA at 2.61. Manager Pat Murphy sees the potential, calling him a kid with serious upside, who's maturing fast and learning from every pitch. Even after a rocky third inning with a homer and some walks, Harrison settled in, pounding the zone with his forcing fastball.

1:01Luis Meitos, another new Brewers arm from San Francisco, flashed gold glove stuff in right field, gunning down Bobby Witt at the plate with a 93 mile per hour throw to save a run. Meanwhile, South Frellix tightside and back are improving. He could return Monday against the Red Sox in Boston. Harrison's on his third team, but executing like a vet and with the Brewers maximizing talent like always, expect more fireworks as he builds toward. That long-term ace row.