Brent Michael Suter is a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers of Major League Baseball. He just re-signed with them through 2021.

Raised in Cincinnati, he was a four-year letter winner in baseball and basketball, all-league and all-city in baseball. His basketball team won the 2007 state champions, with a four-year 85-5 record. His baseball teams won three conference titles. He was also a National Merit Commended Student, class salutatorian, academic All-Ohio, and National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society.

Brent went to college at Harvard, where he was named All-Ivy in baseball and graduated with a degree in environmental science and public policy. The Milwaukee Brewers drafted him in 2012 in the 31st round. He debuted on the mound for the Brewers on August 19, 2016.

He is also developing himself, his teammates, the Brewers organizations, and the Brewers fans to act environmentally. He wrote of his stewardship and teamwork in Winning Over My Baseball Teammates to Strikeout Waste.

Some stats on his play:

Suter, 30, was 4-0 with an 0.49 ERA in 18 1/3 innings over nine appearances last year after returning from Tommy John surgery in 2018.

He pitched a career-high 101 1/3 innings and made 18 starts in 2018 before tearing his elbow ligament in July 2018. He also made 14 starts in 2017.

He is 17-11 with a 3.63 ERA in 223 innings over four seasons with the Brewers.