Dylan Baker, the Alaska native was set to be a part of the 2020 season with Kansas City until the team was forced to cancel their season because of the world-wide pandemic. Baker would be selected by the Milwaukee Milkmen in the American Association dispersal draft with the 19th overall pick and go on to work in eight games for the 2020 Champions. He would make four starts and four appearances out of the pen, tossing 20 innings and surrendering 24 hits while fanning 19. He would post a 4.95 ERA with a 1.450 WHIP.

In 2019, the righty went 4-5 with a 3.36 ERA in 80.1 innings for KC. He struck out 66 while issuing 29 walks with 30 earned runs and 74 hits allowed on his ledger. He was third in innings pitched behind Tommy Collier (118) and Jon Perrin (85) and fourth in strikeouts with 66. His 3.36 ERA was the lowest amongst the qualified starters during the season. Baker was big down the stretch run for the T-Bones.