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The Brewers already had four hurlers—Freddy Peralta, Aaron Civale, Tobias Myers, and Nestor Cortes—from whom they hoped to get a relatively high volume of innings this season. Now, they've added a fifth.
Jose Quintana is coming off a very strong season with the Mets, in which he was their Opening Day starter against the club for whom he'll now toil in 2025. His 170 innings and 3.75 ERA last year would normally put him in a position to command a hefty multi-year deal, but at this stage of his career, Quintana doesn't miss many bats. That's fine with the Brewers, though. They'll slot him into the back half of their sturdy starting group, in front of a defense they still trust immensely, and hope that his addition gives them more stability.
With Brandon Woodruff and DL Hall set to begin the season on the injured list, Aaron Ashby was the leading candidate for the fifth spot in the rotation. Now, though, Quintana figures to land that gig, leaving open a fascinating question: Will the Brewers send Ashby back to Triple-A Nashville yet again, or move him into the bullpen? This move figures to have major ripple effects for the entire pitching staff heading into the coming season. We'll cover them closely in stories throughout the week.
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