Milwaukee Brewers: Pat Murphy hinted at potential NLCS Game 4 starting pitcher

As the Milwaukee Brewers look ahead to Game Four of the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, starting pitcher Dustin May may be given the opportunity to take the mound once more. After starting Game Three, which they won, Jacob Misiorowski and Logan Henderson were set to take their turns in the rotation.

However, Robert Gasser took the first pitch against San Diego in Game Four of the NLDS. Dustin May, acquired at the MLB trade deadline, struggled in his start but was brought in for an inning of relief against the Dodgers in Game Two of the NLCS. Pat Murphy, the Brewers' manager, is considering having May start Game Four, noting that he wants to give him an opportunity to pitch an inning and potentially start the game at Dodger Stadium.

May's performance in his previous start suggests a short leash, with only two solid innings before a third-inning struggle. Milwaukee has other options to pitch May out of the rotation, including Kyle Harrison, Chad Patrick, and Aaron Ashby, who all showed strong potential in the postseason so far. The Brewers aim to keep the Dodgers at bay in what promises to be a crucial game.