Shane Drohan's Brewers Debut: Red Sox Trade Twist

0:00It's April 6th, welcome to Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Red Sox traded left-handed pitcher Shane Drowhand to the Milwaukee Brewer's in a six-player deal this off-season, part of bringing in Infielder, Caleb Durbin. Drowhand quickly became the Brewer's number 25 prospect, and on Monday, they called him up for his major league debut after putting reliever, Jared Coney on the injured list. Drowhand didn't crack the roster out of spring training, where he posted a 4.26 ERA over 12 and 2-thirds innings in four outings. Last year with the Red Sox system, he was mostly a starter, logging 11 starts in AAA, and he made one AAA star for Milwaukee 2, allowing two earned runs in three and one-third innings. Brewer's fans are buzzing because the organization has a knack for unlocking pitcher potential, and Drowhand's got solid stuff that could shine. His role is flexible. He might slot into the bullpen like Coneyg, or step up bigger.

1:02Now comes the twist. His debut could happen Wednesday against the Red Sox, the team that shipped him out just months ago. Chad Patrick is lined up to start, but on short rest after a double-hatter Saturday, so Drowhand might open or go long relief if needed. Recent trades show Red Sox arms often thrive in Milwaukee, like Quinn Priester and Kyle Harrison. To watch if Drowhand flips the script in his first big, League Action.