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Coleman Crow has emerged as a potential rotation option for the Brewers down the stretch after posting an 18.2-inning scoreless streak in Triple-A with three consecutive starts of at least six shutout innings. The 25-year-old rookie has already made four major league starts this season and could see additional September appearances as Milwaukee rests its regular rotation arms following their NL Central clinch. Crow finished the Triple-A season leading Nashville starters in ERA and innings pitched while posting a 3.76 ERA with eight wins.
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2026 Brewers Minor League Season Recap
The Brewers' minor league season concluded with the Biloxi Shuckers' loss in the Southern League Championship Series. Logan Henderson emerged as a standout pitcher, maintaining a 0.844 WHIP through 23 starts without allowing more than three runs in any outing, a record he shares with Zac Gallen. Luis Lara and Cooper Pratt both earned major league call-ups and contract extensions, with Lara contributing 1.1 bWAR defensively in right field and Pratt hitting .281 with 1.6 bWAR as a shortstop prospect. In Triple-A, Luke Adams posted an over-.900 OPS with 16 home runs, while pitcher Coleman Crow impressed in limited time with Milwaukee and led Nashville starters in ERA and innings pitched.
Brew Crew Ball2026 Brewers Minor League Roundup: Week 26
Nashville finished their season with a 80-69 record after dropping four of six games to Memphis this week. Jonathan Ornelas led the Sounds with seven hits including his first two home runs as a Nashville player, while Brandon Lockridge continued to produce at Triple-A with a .253 average and .701 OPS over the past month. Pitchers Coleman Crow, Tate Kuehner, and Bryse Wilson all performed well, with Wilson throwing 6 1/3 shutout innings during a rehab assignment. Biloxi swept Pensacola in the Southern League Division Series to advance to the championship, winning 6-3 and 8-3. The Shuckers' offense was led by Matthew Wood and Damon Keith, with Braylon Payne hitting a 117 mph home run—the hardest-hit ball by a Shucker this season. Blake Burke was named Southern League MVP after becoming the first player to hit 30 home runs in
Brew Crew Ball3 Brewers pitchers who could make surprise starts down the stretch as team rests rotation regulars
The Brewers clinched the NL Central and home playoff games, allowing them to rest their regular rotation arms down the stretch. Coleman Crow, a 25-year-old Triple-A pitcher with a 3.76 ERA and eight wins this season, has already made four major league starts and could return for additional appearances in September to gain experience. Brent Stallings, a 29-year-old rookie reliever currently on the roster, has pitched 11 scoreless innings with 11 strikeouts and could potentially make a spot start given his experience as both a starter and reliever in the minors.
Reviewing the BrewColeman Crow's recent Triple-A success should have Brewers considering late-season rotation change
The Brewers face rotation decisions down the stretch with Robert Gasser underperforming and Shane Drohan moving to the bullpen. Coleman Crow, a 25-year-old rookie, has posted an 18.2-inning scoreless streak in Triple-A across three consecutive starts of at least six shutout innings, making him a candidate to fill a rotation spot. Milwaukee enters a demanding 16-game stretch in 16 days against teams including the Cubs, and could use additional depth as Brandon Woodruff's return timeline of five weeks makes him unlikely to impact the regular season. The team may call up Crow in September when rosters expand or potentially demote Gasser to make room.
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