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Megill's Struggles: Brewers Hope for Turnaround

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Trevor Megills recent struggles: After a tough loss, the Milwaukee Brewers closer lets loose, as fans and teammates watch his ERA soar. Despite last years success, concerns arise over his fastball velocity, as the team hopes hell regain his form and secure their playoff chances.

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It's April 15th. Milwaukee Brewers news today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Trevor McGill had a rough night in the bullpen for the Milwaukee Brewers, blowing a 4-3 lead in the ninth inning against the Toronto Blue. Jays, he gave up three runs, and the Brewers ended up losing 9-7 in extra innings on Tuesday. This season has been tough on the 32-year-old, closer. He came in with an 11.25 ERA, fresh off allowing four runs without getting an out against the Washington Nationals in a 7-3 loss. McGill let his frustrations fly after the game, dropping some NSFW language on reporters. Fans and teammates get it back-to-back bad outing sting, especially for a guy who's been a key arm. Last year he was lights out with 30 saves in a 2.49 ERA over 47 innings. Now there's talk of his fastball velocity dipping, but is still early in the 2026 season. The Brewers are banking on him to shake this off and lock down late games like he used

to, keeping their playoff hopes alive as things heat up.

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