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Kyle Harrison: Brewers' Cy Young Contender Emerges
27 May
Summary
- Kyle Harrison holds a 1.57 ERA through 10 starts.
- He surpassed CC Sabathia's ERA through 10 starts.
- Harrison is under team control through 2030.
Milwaukee Brewers' pitcher Kyle Harrison is making a significant impact early in his career. At 24 years old, he is demonstrating Cy Young Award-caliber performance in the National League. Through his first 10 starts this season, Harrison has maintained a remarkable 1.57 ERA. This historic ERA through his initial 10 starts for the Brewers surpasses the previous franchise record held by CC Sabathia in 2008. Harrison has consistently impressed, showcasing a strong ability to limit baserunners and base hits.
The Brewers' future rotation looks exceptionally bright with Harrison under team control through the 2030 season. Alongside fellow promising young pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, Harrison provides Milwaukee with a strong foundation for years to come. His emergence suggests a bright future for the Brewers' pitching staff, potentially offering sustained dominance for the franchise.
