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March 19, 2026

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In a disheartening split-squad day, the Brewers dropped both games, falling 4-3 to the Angels and struggling against the Mariners. Kyle Harrison, who was vying for a starting rotation spot, left the home game early due to a blister on his left index finger, a frustrating setback for a team already feeling the heat of a thin pitching staff. On a brighter note, Brice Turang shined in the World Baseball Classic and earned a spot on the All-Tournament team, highlighting the potential for Milwaukee's future. Meanwhile, the trade that sent Caleb Durbin to Boston is more painful in hindsight as he secures the starting third base job, a reminder of the risk-reward calculations that come with roster moves. With a mix of good and bad news, the Brewers’ spring is shaping up to be anything but predictable.

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Brewers lose both games on split-squad day

Brewers lose both games on split-squad day

Box Score vs. Angels, Box Score @ Mariners The Brewers dropped both ends of split-squad action today. At home, the “varsity” squad faced the Los Angeles Angels with Kyle Harrison the first guy on the mound. Harrison had to leave early because of a blister, but got beat up a little bit to the tune […]

Harrison leaves game with blister: 'I think he'll be on track soon'

Harrison leaves game with blister: 'I think he'll be on track soon'

PHOENIX – Brewers starter Kyle Harrison exited his Spring Training start in a 4-3 loss to the Angels on Wednesday with a blister on his left index finger, a minor ailment in the grand scheme of things but problematic at the moment, given the state of Milwaukee’s starting rotation and

Zerpa impresses Murphy in triumphant Classic performance

Zerpa impresses Murphy in triumphant Classic performance

PHOENIX – The least well-known of the four Brewers players who made it to Tuesday’s thrilling final of the World Baseball Classic was the one who most impressed Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy. Murphy knows all about Team USA second baseman Brice Turang and Venezuela catcher William Contreras and outfielder Jackson

Brice Turang receives fitting accolade after memorable World Baseball Classic debut

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Brice Turang receives fitting accolade after memorable World Baseball Classic debut

After an impressive showing in his first World Baseball Classic tournament, Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Brice Turang has been named to the WBC's All-Tournament team.

Durbin wins 3B job for Red Sox; Mayer likely 2B

Durbin wins 3B job for Red Sox; Mayer likely 2B

Caleb Durbin, who was acquired in a trade with the Brewers just before spring training, will be the starting third baseman for the Red Sox on Opening Day.

Brewers LHP Harrison exits start with blister

Brewers LHP Harrison exits start with blister

Kyle Harrison, who has been competing for a spot in Milwaukee's starting rotation, left Wednesday because of a blister on his left index finger.