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Harrison’s Struggles Threaten Brewers | Milwaukee Brewers News

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The Brewers’ playoff hopes took a brutal hit in Game 1 against the Cubs, as Kyle Harrison imploded—giving up 9 runs, 5 homers, and lasting just 3⅔ innings. Already struggling since returning from forearm tightness, his velocity’s down and hits are piling up. With Milwaukee already on a six-man rotation to preserve arms, Harrison’s performance is a ticking clock—his resurgence is critical before the postseason begins.

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On September 2nd, the Milwaukee Brewers kicked off a big series against the Chicago Cubs with a rough start, losing the first game by a score of 17-3. This was a tough blow, especially considering how important this four game set is for the team. Things didn't go well for pitcher Kyle Harrison in that opener. He gave up nine runs, surrendered a career high five home runs, and only lasted three and two thirds innings. It was a far cry from the pitcher who had been solid for most of the season. Harrison has been struggling a bit since coming back from an injured list in for four armed tightness back in early August. While he's had some good outings, his recent starts have seen him give up a lot of hits, and his fastball velocity just hasn't been the same. The team is already using a six-man rotation to manage pitcher innings as the postseason gets closer, so Harrison should be getting enough rest. But these velocity issues have been lingering for weeks, which is definitely a concern for the Brewers. Harrison is a key player for Milwaukee, and they'll need him to give back on track before the playoffs begin.

With limited time left in the regular season, finding a solution to his current struggles is a top priority. Milwaukee Brewers news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.

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