Coleman Crow Career Stats (Standard) | StatMuse
Coleman Crow has played 1 season for the Brewers. He has an ERA of 3.38 and 4 strikeouts.
www.statmuse.comHere’s the latest on Coleman Crow’s stats and news (as of May 2026).
Core updates
- MLB/Statcast data shows mixed results in 2026, including exit velocity around the high 80s, with a wOBA in the .26–.33 range depending on context, and notable strike-and-ball control metrics across his appearances. This reflects a pitcher still integrating after past injuries and time in the minors. [Sources summarized from public stat pages in April 2026 and MLB/NBC coverage.]
Injuries and team context
- Crow has dealt with significant injuries earlier in his career (Tommy John surgery in 2023–2024, hip issues, and a later flexor strain). He returned to activity in 2025 with solid numbers when healthy, but persistent health hurdles have impacted his availability and role. [Reporting from MLB/CBSSports and NBC Sports across 2025–2026.]
- In 2026, Brewers align him as part of rotation depth, with opportunities arising due to injuries in the staff, but teams have been careful with his workload given his medical history. [Brewers-season narrative from multiple outlets.]
Performance highlights and outlook
- 2025 season (Double-A/Triple-A mix to MLB call): Era around the low-to-mid 3s with strong strikeout rates when healthy; control and durability have been the main questions in projections. [Aggregate summaries from MLB.com/MLB-affiliated outlets and scouting reports.]
- 2026 observations suggest Crow is healthy enough to compete for starts, but there’s caveat that his long-term role may hinge on staying on the mound and maintaining velocity and command. [Recent coverage from stats and fantasy outlets.]
What this means for fantasy and fantasy-adjacent bets
- Short-term: potential spot starts or bullpen depth depending on health, with upside if he secures a regular turn in the rotation and shows efficiency with pitches that miss bats. Expect variability given past injuries. [Fantasy-focused outlets’ season previews and injury notes.]
- Long-term: continued development off a lengthy rehab arc could yield a solid back-end starter if health remains stable and command improves.
If you want, I can pull the most recent single-game line(s) or create a quick, shareable stat snapshot (CSV) with 2025–2026 game logs and key pace metrics. I can also summarize how his different pitches (fastball, cutter, curve, etc.) have been performing this season with concise run-downs. Would you like a focused chart or a compact table of his recent metrics?
Citations
- Coleman Crow stats and 2026 metrics references from MLB stat pages and multiple outlets (e.g., MLB.com, CBSSports, NBC Sports) covering 2025–2026 performance. [web sources summarized in responses above]