Connor Thomas, a left-handed pitcher, has earned a place on the Brewers' Opening Day roster after being selected from the Cardinals in the Rule 5 Draft. The 26-year-old, with a solid background primarily in Triple-A, brings a 4.36 ERA from 421 1/3 innings. Known for inducing ground balls, he had a noteworthy spring performance with a 0.96 ERA. As a former starter and now a reliever, Thomas offers versatility in the Brewers' bullpen, needing to stay on the major league roster to secure his rights.
Thomas emerged as a key player after being selected in the Rule 5 Draft. His impressive performance this spring suggests he may be ready for the big leagues.
Despite solid control and a knack for inducing ground balls, St. Louis never utilized Thomas, highlighting the role of batted-ball luck in his career.
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