Jennings will get the start in Monday's game against the Cardinals.

EDGE Analysis

The Brewers announced Sunday that they intended to get through Monday's game without a traditional starting pitcher, and it's now clear they will now do just that, as Jennings will start for the first time in his career. While Jennings will be on the mound the first time the Cardinals bat Monday night, he figures to work no more than an inning or two, and could realistically be pulled from the game at any point based on the lineup St. Louis chooses to employ.

Jennings (ankle) allowed a go-ahead hit to the only batter he faced in Saturday's loss to the Nationals.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings was brought in to face the Nationals' Juan Soto with a one-run lead, but he was not able to retire him and was removed before facing another batter. Jennings has taken the mound twice since injuring his ankle Thursday, so he appears to have put the setback behind him.

Jennings exited Thursday's game against the Reds with an apparent leg injury, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings appeared to injure himself after getting Billy Hamilton caught in a rundown. He immediately pulled up and went to the ground before being helped off the field by a pair of trainers. Specifics regarding the injury aren't known at the moment. Jordan Lyles replaced him on the mound.

Jennings allowed one earned run over 1.2 innings in Tuesday's loss to the Reds.

EDGE Analysis

Despite giving up a run Tuesday, Jennings has been effective since the All-Star break, posting a 2.70 ERA in 13.1 innings over 17 appearances out of the Brewers' bullpen. He continues to work in middle relief, and situationally when needed.

Jennings picked up his fourth win of the season in Tuesday's victory over the Nationals.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings was only needed for one out Tuesday, but it was the final one the Brewers recorded before walking off the Nationals in the bottom of the 10th inning. Jennings has turned things around after posting a 6.23 ERA in June, putting up a tidy 1.74 ERA and .171 BAA in 10.1 innings over 11 appearances.

Jennings tossed two innings of relief in Tuesday's victory over the Twins.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings seemed happy to put June in the past after allowing nine earned runs over 13 innings (6.23 ERA) out of Milwaukee's bullpen. He still owns a respectable 3.54 ERA on the season, and is working mainly in middle relief like he has all year.

Jennings allowed three runs, one earned, over two innings and took the loss Sunday as the Brewers fell to the Phillies.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings has ran into a bit of trouble of late, giving up at least one earned run in five of his last seven outings. His ERA on the season still sits at a respectable 3.38, but he is probably going to have to bring down his 1.41 WHIP in order for the ERA to stay in that range.

Jennings (calf) returned to action Tuesday, getting two outs without allowing a baserunner against the Indians en route to his sixth hold of the year.

EDGE Analysis

He missed almost a week after being hit in the calf by a comebacker on May 2. The 31-year-old southpaw serves as the Brewers' No. 2 left-handed reliever (after Josh Hader). He has been excellent in real life (1.84 ERA), but won't log enough innings or miss enough bats (16.4 percent strikeout rate) to be useful in leagues that don't reward holds.

Jennings is dealing with a calf ailment after getting hit by a comebacker during Wednesday's game against the Reds, Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings was able to stay in the game and finish off the seventh inning after getting hit by the comebacker, notching his fifth hold of the season with a scoreless inning of work. Manager Craig Counsell said he wasn't concerned about the injury after the game, so consider the reliever day-to-day for now.

Jennings picked up both his second win and second hold of the season over the last two days.

EDGE Analysis

Jennings threw just 11 total pitches and recorded only three total outs between the two outings, but he was still able to add a tally in both the win and hold columns. Manager Craig Counsell mentioned Jennings' name as a possible ninth-inning option after closer Corey Knebel (hamstring) was injured earlier this month, but Jennings has continued to pitch exclusively in middle relief. He has excelled in that role, though, giving up just two earned runs over 9.2 innings (1.86 ERA) while posting a 0.93 WHIP.