How Kyle Harrison's recent struggles could shake up Brewers' postseason rotation

The Milwaukee Brewers clinched a playoff spot with a 20-0 victory over Cincinnati and now face uncertainty in their rotation after Kyle Harrison's decline. Harrison posted a 3.01 ERA before an injury in July, but struggled with a 5.67 ERA across six starts following his return in August, showing diminished velocity on his fastball. The Brewers moved the 25-year-old left-hander to the bullpen in early September, and his first relief appearance yielded four earned runs on four hits against just four batters. Unless Harrison regains his early-season form, the team will need to rely on Jacob Misiorowski and Dustin May as primary starters while developing a contingency plan for October.

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