Megill's Bullpen Resurgence: Brewers' Closer Conundrum

0:00It's April 28th, Milwaukee Brewer's news today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Milwaukee Brewer's are quietly shaking up their bullpen, sidelineing Trevor McGill as they're closer without saying it outright. He lasts not to save on April 17th in extra innings, and his most recent ninth inning stint came on the 14th when he surrendered three. Runs to the Toronto Blue Jays. Right now, Abner Urbe has the late inning keys, though he struggled early this season. McGill's bounce back strong lately, dropping his ERA to 7.20 over five straight outings without an urn run. That streak is building trust with the team after a rocky start. McGill sounds level-headed about it, telling reporters he's cool pitching the 7th or 8th to prove himself in different spots. The 32-year-old was an all-star last year and made $4.7 million this season, he's arbitration eligible one more time, so. McGill's could boost his next paycheck, big time.

1:00He's focused on stacking clean innings, and the Brewers are noticing the turnaround. If he keeps dominating, that ninth inning door might swing open again soon. Milwaukee's bullpen puzzle is far from solved, but McGill's on the ride track to reclaim his spot.