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Harrison threw his four-seam fastball 65% of the time in his last start vs Seattle (up 12%) and threw a much flatter fastball than he typically throws with a higher release point by about three inches. His sweeper lost over two and a half inches of horizontal movement and again, his release point on it was over three inches higher than his season average. Now Harrison’s numbers were great against Seattle in a game where Milwaukee won 22-0, but why the changes? He also was taken out early. Perhaps he was taken out to preserve him in a game that was already a blowout, maybe the plan was to take him out early all along, or maybe something was different. After an off day, and a playoff run coming up, and given the history the Brewers have used with pitchers, there could be some risk to how long he will go if something seems off. Lock in the under as the Brewers approach Harrison with caution.