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Aaron Ashby did not have his best season in 2026. He pitched a ton: he tied for sixth in the league in appearances, and only Houston’s AJ Blubaugh surpassed his 87 bullpen innings this season (Ashby added another 2 1/3…

Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Aaron Ashby has produced a dominant postseason run across the 2026 NLDS and NLCS. Through Milwaukee's first eight playoff games, Ashby pitched in six contests, recording one win, two saves, and 11 strikeouts across 12 1/3 scoreless innings without allowing an earned run against the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers.
Writer Paul Dietrich argues that Ashby's scoreless stretch puts him into historically elite relief territory alongside postseason performers like Mariano Rivera and Andrew Miller. Dietrich notes that despite regular-season command issues and a heavy workload of 89 1/3 innings, Ashby's underlying metrics remained elite, establishing him as a crucial weapon in Milwaukee's pennant-winning campaign.
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