Coleman Crow's MLB Debut: Brewers' Top Prospect Shines

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Milwaukee Brewer is called up top prospect Coleman Crow for his big league debut Friday against

the Miami Marlins.

The right-handed delivered right away, going five and one-third innings while giving up

just four hits, two runs, one walk, and fanning four batters.

He kept his team in the fight, even if he ended up with no decision.

Crow might not be the flashiest name in the Brewer's system yet, but he's ranked in their

top 30 prospects by MLB pipeline.

Coming off a strong minor league year with only four triple A starts under his belt.

His quick jump to the majors shows the organization's trust in, his stuff.

Crow admitted the nerves hit hard.

At first he was jittery like he chugs caffeine, but he settled in quick cruising through innings

by pounding the strike zone.

After a skipper, Pat Murphy was hyped, calling his poised tremendous against a solid Marlins

lineup and praising how few mistakes he made.

Murphy's been around baseball forever, and his stamp of approval carries weight.

Dad believed from the top has crow position perfectly, even if he shuttles between triple

A and Milwaukee early this season.

Look for Crow to flash that talent again soon.

He's got the goods to lock down a steady rotation spot by the All-Star break.

Brewer's fans keep an eye on this one, rising fast.