Brewers to pair Caleb Durbin, William Contreras with prospect pitcher boasting 0.00 ERA

The Milwaukee Brewers haven’t had the strongest start to the MLB regular season, and the coaching staff is preparing to address struggles on the mound. A promising pitching prospect with a 0.00 ERA is set to be called up to the roster, joining Caleb Durbin and William Contreras.

The Brewers currently sit at 12–10, trailing the Chicago Cubs (14–10) in the NL Central standings. With crucial games ahead, the team is looking to strengthen its rotation to stay competitive in the division.

According to the New York Post’s Jon Heyman, the Brewers are calling up Craig Yoho, a 25-year-old prospect who has yet to allow a run in the minors. “Brewers are calling up Craig Yoho, who has a 0.00 ERA in the minors as well as a cool name,” Heyman wrote on his X account.

Yoho’s minor league stats

As Yoho prepares to make his MLB debut two years after being drafted by the Brewers, he’s already built a strong résumé with Indiana University and the Nashville Sounds. Let’s break down his 2025 performance in Triple-A with Nashville.

Craig Yoho #91 of the Milwaukee Brewers poses for a portrait during photo day at American Family Fields of Phoenix on February 21, 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona.

Minor Leagues – Nashville Sounds – Triple-A (2025):

• Games Played (G): 8
• Wins (W): 0
• Losses (L): 0
• Earned Run Average (ERA): 0.00
• Innings Pitched (IP): 9.2
• Strikeouts (SO): 9
• Walks (BB): 3
• Walks and Hits Per Inning Pitched (WHIP): 0.828

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Brewers set franchise record in blowout win over Athletics

As the coaching staff prepares to call up right-hander Craig Yoho, the Brewers made history with a dominant 14-1 win over the Oakland Athletics at American Family Field. The team recorded a franchise-record nine stolen bases in a single game, with Brice Turang leading the way with three.

Sal Frelick added two steals, while Christian Yelich, William Contreras, Rhys Hoskins, and Caleb Durbin each swiped one. With momentum building, the Brewers now shift their focus to upcoming series against the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals.