Left-hander Kyle Harrison has proven to be one of the best Milwaukee Brewers starters this season after his acquisition from the Boston Red Sox in the offseason.

The Milwaukee Brewers are going to be just fine in the long run.

Kyle Harrison shined for the Brewers on Sunday. The pitcher turned in the best outing of his career with a 12-strikeout performance across six shutout innings in Milwaukee’s 5-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Brewers have featured a different starting lineup just about every game this season, and it has led to some unlikely sources of offense.

The Brewers are one of four organizations leading MLB with six prospects on the Top 100 list. But across the Minors on Sunday, it was apparent that their system’s talent goes far deeper than that.

While the Brewers came up short against the Pirates, Jacob Misiorowski surpassed Tarik Skubal in the MLB record books.

Sanchez has been seeing more time as the Brewers' designated hitter in the absence of Christian Yelich (groin), but the former will be idle for the start of Friday's contest while

The Milwaukee Brewers announced a roster decision on a player that they recently acquired from the San Francisco Giants.