Which version of Kyle Harrison will Crew get in ’27?

After being acquired in a trade with the Red Sox, the left-hander came out of the gates as one of MLB’s best starters, posting numbers that nearly rivaled eventual National League Cy Young Award winner Jacob Misiorowski’s stats in the early going.

But Harrison’s numbers quickly regressed, and a brutal end to the season -- which followed a stint on the injured list with a forearm issue -- left him with a 4.20 ERA in 115 2/3 innings when all was said and done. Although he made the roster for each round of the postseason, he didn’t appear a single time in October as the Brewers went on to win their first World Series championship.

Given his sudden ineffectiveness, it’s fair to question which…