[Mick]

Who was the only Brewer on their 26 man World Series roster that did not make a single appearance in any one of the five games?

I'm going to guess -- and this is just a guess based on the nature of the question -- that the answer is former San Francisco Giant, Kyle Harrison. BTW, and FWLIW, Harrison went 11-5 on the season with 141 strikeouts in 115 2/3 innings. ERA was exactly league average at 4.20. 0.5 WAR. But he had a 2.79 ERA through 21 starts, then was shelled in his last four outings.

[Mick]

Who was the only Brewer on their 26 man World Series roster that did not make a single appearance in any one of the five games?

I'm going to guess -- and this is just a guess based on the nature of the question -- that the answer is former San Francisco Giant, Kyle Harrison. BTW, and FWLIW, Harrison went 11-5 on the season with 141 strikeouts in 115 2/3 innings. ERA was exactly league average at 4.20. 0.5 WAR. But he had a 2.79 ERA through 21 starts, then was shelled in his last four outings.