Kyle Harrison's Hot Start with Brewers

0:00It's April 7th. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewers kicked off their series against the Boston Red Sox with an 8-6 victory on Monday, boosting their record to 8-2. Before the game, their new lefty Kyle Harrison chatted with MLB Network about his whirlwind path in the league. Harrison kicked off the 2025 season with the San Francisco Giants, the team that drafted him, but got traded to Boston in June as part of a big swap for Rafael Devers in three other players. His time there was short, just three appearances in two starts over 12 innings. Then on February 9th, Milwaukee picked him up in another deal, sending infielder Caleb Durbin and two others to the Red Sox. Harrison says getting traded multiple times toughens you up, so now he just focuses on attacking each day and helping his team win. With the Brewers, he's off to a hot start in his first two outings, going 1-0 with a 2.61 ERA and a 0.97 WHIP, over 10 in a third innings.

1:04He also looked back on his big league debut against the Phillies, where he threw three in a third innings in a 4-3 loss, fanning five while, dealing with rowdy fans, Harrison learned quick to channel those debut nerves into better control, separating emotion from execution on the mound. As the Brewers keep rolling, keep an eye on how this young arm settles in for the stretch run.