Robert Gasser, a left-handed pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, is set to make his MLB debut on Friday against the St. Louis Cardinals. Despite not yet being officially added to the roster, Gasser was with the team as they began their series against the Cardinals.
Gasser faced an initial setback at the start of the season when he was diagnosed with bone chips in his elbow, causing him to miss out on opening the season with the major league roster. However, he has since recovered and mentioned that he feels great. After working his way back, Gasser had some starts with Triple-A Nashville and showed promise with his performance.
Before the game on Thursday, Gasser expressed his excitement about his upcoming debut, mentioning that he will have friends and family in attendance to watch the milestone. He described it as a dream come true and was looking forward to the opportunity. Gasser is the sole player from the Hader trade who remains with the Brewers, as the other players involved were either designated for assignment or traded to other teams.
Gasser’s pitching abilities have been praised by Brewers manager Pat Murphy, who expressed confidence in his readiness for his upcoming debut. With a strong track record in