The Brewers designated Scahill for assignment Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

With the Brewers set to play six games in five days, the team dropped Scahill from the 40-man roster to open up a spot for a sixth starter in Brandon Woodruff, who will make his MLB debut in Game 1 of Tuesday's doubleheader with the Cardinals. Scahill surrendered one of the 10 runs the Brewers bullpen yielded in Sunday's blowout loss to the Diamondbacks, bringing his ERA up to 3.57 over 17.2 innings with the big club. The Brewers are hoping to stash the 30-year-old at Triple-A Colorado Springs if he passes through waivers unclaimed.

Scahill has not given up a run in 7.0 innings this season at home, but has allowed six runs in 6.1 innings on the road.

EDGE Analysis

Curiously, Scahill seems to have better control of his pitches on the road, where he's only walked two hitters compared to the four free passes he's handed out in Milwaukee. The six runs on the road are a little misleading as well, with only four of those being earned. The sample sizes for both home and away splits are not large enough to draw conclusions quite yet on the right-hander, but the patterns are interesting enough to keep an eye on going forward.

Scahill had his contract purchased from Triple-A Colorado Springs on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill will take the spot of Tommy Milone on the roster and in the Brewers' bullpen after Milone was DFA'd earlier Monday. The 30-year-old held a 1.04 ERA and 7:1 K:BB across eight appearances (8.2 innings) with Triple-A before being called up. He spent some time in Milwaukee's bullpen last season as well, posting a 2.45 ERA across 16 appearances (18.1 innings).

Scahill was outrighted to Triple-A Colorado Springs after clearing waivers Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill remains in the Brewers' organization after being DFA'd to clear room for Ehire Adrianza. After posting a 2.45 ERA over 18.1 innings for Milwaukee last season, expect the right-hander to compete for a bullpen spot come spring training.

Scahill was designated for assignment on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The righty was designated for assignment to make room on the roster for recent signing Ehire Adrianza. He posted a 3.38 ERA and 1.24 WHIP across 34.2 relief innings last year, so it is likely he will draw some interest on waivers.

Scahill will be recalled from Triple-A Colorado on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill will replace the struggling David Goforth in the bullpen. This season he has posted a 4.28 ERA and 1.72 WHIP over 27.1 innings pitched at the Triple-A Level.

Scahill was claimed off waivers by Milwaukee on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill was designated for assignment on Sunday by the Pirates after compiling a 4.00 ERA and 1.72 WHIP over 18 innings for Triple-A Indianapolis, leaving him available to be picked up by another big league club. The Brewers scooped him up on Tuesday, added him to the 40-man roster, and the 29-year-old will now head to Triple-A Colorado Springs where he'll continue his 2016 campaign.

Scahill was designated for assignment Sunday, Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill had been serving in relief at Triple-A Indianapolis, as he was demoted June 18 after posting a 4.41 ERA with the Pirates this season. The 29-year-old will now be stripped of his spot on the 40-man roster, as the Pirates have a dire need at the catcher position, and will instead award that spot to Eric Fryer, who was claimed off waivers from St. Louis on Sunday. Scahill could elect to remain with the organization if he goes unclaimed on waivers.

Scahill was optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis on Saturday, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Bill Brink reports.

EDGE Analysis

He wasn't offering much value for the Pirates, notching a 4.41 ERA and 1.47 WHIP so far this season. Additionally, he has logged three innings of relief over the past three days, and would have been unavailable for at least a day or two. He'll offer organizational bullpen depth going forward.

Scahill was recalled from Triple-A Indianapolis on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Scahill will return for his third stint with the big club this season. The right-hander pitched reasonably well in his first 12 appearances with Pittsburgh, allowing four runs on nine hits in 11.1 innings, but Scahill will need to cut down the free passes if he hopes to avoid riding the shuttle throughout most of the year.