Trevor Megill: Prioritizing Location, Ready for Brewers' Opener

0:00For the Milwaukee Brewers, it's March 2nd. Here's what's happening. Trevor McGill took the mound for the first time this spring, training as the Milwaukee Brewers fell three to one against the Kansas City Royals. The 32-year-old Ryhander worked one inning, picking up a strikeout while issuing a walk. McGill is heading into a six major league season and fourth with the Brewers, where he has mostly closed games. Last year he appeared in 50 games with a 6-3 record, a solid 2.49 earned run average, and a career high 30 saves. He missed the end of that season with a right flexor strain, but says he is fully healthy now, after some treatment. Early in camp, he dealt with typical off-season stiffness, but everything feels strong. With age and the injury in mind, McGill is tweaking his routine this year. Instead of chasing velocity first, he is prioritizing location and building elbow endurance through more reps. Overall, he sounds confident and ready to attack hitters as the Brewers gear up

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