The last time the Brewers went this many games without hitting a home run, Bill Clinton was president, Phil Garner was manager and Miller Park was a construction site. But they didn’t need a homer to bust out of a funk on Sunday afternoon.

Kyle Harrison turned in a brilliant performance, and the Brewers capitalized on a five-run fourth inning to snap their four-game losing streak and avoid a sweep at the hands of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win puts Milwaukee back over .500 ahead of a Tuesday matchup with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Marsh doesn't steal as many bases, but the case here for him is similar to the one for Carter. He hits righties well enough to matter for Fantasy, especially when the schedule is righty heavy. And the next nine projected starters against the Phillies are righties, so now is the time to use him.

Through two starts, the early returns on Brewers left-hander Kyle Harrison have been encouraging. Harrison was solid again on Sunday afternoon as he limited the Royals to two runs on three hits and tw

Kyle Harrison gets the ball today as the Brewers look to snap a four-game skid

The Milwaukee Brewers sent Caleb Durbin to the Boston Red Sox in the Kyle Harrison deal.

Brewers newcomer Kyle Harrison learned early on Monday that catcher William Contreras isn’t messing around when the games matter. “It was awesome, from starting off in the bullpen and him ripping \[throws\] back at me,

The Milwaukee Brewers begin the second half of their two-city trip with the first of three interleague games against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on Tuesday night, April 21. Left-hander Kyle Harrison (1-1,