Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy is reconsidering Trevor Megill's role as the team's closer following a difficult start to the season. Megill, who was an All-Star last year, faced boos from fans after allowing three runs in the ninth inning of a 9-7 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, resulting in a 14.40 earned run average. Murphy expressed disappointment over the crowd's reaction, stating, "These aren’t machines out there; these are people." He acknowledged Megill's past success, including saving 30 games last season, and emphasized that he can regain his form. The Brewers are currently on a six-game losing streak, the longest since 2023, and Murphy is weighing his options, as the team lacks strong alternatives in the bullpen. Despite Megill's struggles, Murphy believes he can earn back the closer's role if he improves his performance.