Harrison Shines in Brewers Debut

It's March 31st.

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I'm Corey with the story.

Boston Red Sox pulled off a six-player swap with the Milwaukee Brewers this off-season,

grabbing Infielders Caleb Durbin, Andrew Monasterio, and Anthony Seagler, while shipping

out lefties, Kyle Harrison, and Shane Drowhan, plus Infielder, David Hamilton.

Harrison came to Boston last year in that wild Rafael Divers deal, but he only saw three

big league games there with two starts, posting a solid.

3.00ERA in the majors, despite a 4.33 career mark.

Fast forward to Monday, and Harrison lit it up in his Brewers debut, tossing five innings

of one run ball on just four hits, one walk, and a.

Career high tying eight strikeouts since his Giants days.

He locked down a rotation spot in spring training, boosted by an injury to Quinn Priester,

leaning heavy on his foreseen fastball on slider to rack, up whiffs and dominate after an

early homer.

Brewers have this knack for flipping Red Sox arms into gold, like they did with Priester

last year when they went 21 and 8 in his starts.

So if Harrison keeps this vibe, Milwaukee's rotation could stay stacked deep into the season.