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The Milwaukee Brewers are open to trading All-Star closer Trevor Megill. Here are three spots he could land in a trade before the end the 2027 season arrives.

Reviewing the Brew's Owen Jonas identifies the New York Yankees, San Francisco Giants, and Detroit Tigers as top potential trade destinations for Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Megill. According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the Brewers are willing to listen to trade offers for Megill, who is entering his final arbitration year before reaching free agency after the 2027 season.
Jonas argues Milwaukee may replicate past successful trades of star pitchers before free agency, with internal options like Abner Uribe or Aaron Ashby stepping into the closer role. Potential suitors could target Megill's projected $8 million salary to fill bullpen vacancies, especially if the Yankees lose David Bednar or following Detroit declining Kenley Jansen's option.
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