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The Brewers announced that left-hander Robert Gasser has been called up from Triple-A, and will start today\u2019s game against the Twins.\u00a0 Gasser was already on Milwaukee\u2019s 40-man roster, but to create a 26-man spot, the Brewers designated right-hander Peter Strzelecki for assignment.<\/p>\n
Strzelecki signed a minor league contract with the Brew Crew this past winter, and has a 4.12 ERA, 47.3% grounder rate, 24.7K%, and 4.9BB% over 19 2\/3 innings for Triple-A Nashville.\u00a0 This work earned him a selection to the Brewers\u2019 roster just yesterday, but he was only up for a cup of coffee before being DFA\u2019ed.\u00a0 Since Strzelecki wasn\u2019t used in Saturday\u2019s game, his last official MLB appearance remains August 12, 2024, when the right-hander pitched for the Guardians.<\/p>\n
A veteran of 77 games and 83 2\/3 big league innings with the Brewers, Diamondbacks, and Guardians from 2022-24, Strzelecki spent 2025 in the minors with the Pirates and Rays before returning to the Brewers (his original team) this winter.\u00a0 If he clears waivers and is outrighted, Strzelecki can refuse that assignment in favor of free agency since he has a past outright in his career.<\/p>\n
Coleman Crow was called up from Triple-A to make a spot start in Friday\u2019s game, and now Gasser will also make his 2026 debut in a spot appearance today.\u00a0 The Brewers have been digging into their depth chart for some rotation help with Brandon Woodruff and Quinn Priester both on the IL, and even with these injury concerns, Milwaukee has just kept on winning due to its excellent pitching development system<\/a>.<\/p>\n Gasser was a second-round pick in the 2021 draft, and he drew some top-100 prospect attention prior to his big league debut in 2024.\u00a0 His 2.67 ERA over 33 2\/3 innings is impressive, though his secondary metrics over his brief MLB career have left a lot to be desired.\u00a0 Gasser missed most of the 2024-25 seasons recovering from Tommy John surgery, so his chief goal for 2026 may simply be to log some innings and rebuild his arm back up to the point that he can resume a full starter\u2019s workload by 2027.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n