The Milwaukee Brewers star can't catch a break right now. Milwaukee ace Brandon Woodruff hasn't appeared in a game at the big league level since Sept. 23, 2023.
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Back in 2021, the Milwaukee Brewers sent an astounding five players to the All-Star Game. While none were voted in as starters, the players that were selected were not all that surprising, especially considering that four of them were among the National League’s best pitchers.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been without right-hander Brandon Woodruff since late in 2023 season. He underwent shoulder surgery, returned to Milwaukee on a two-year contract but still missed all of 2024.
The Milwaukee Brewers had a scare in the minor leagues on Tuesday but there was also something for fans to be excited about. Brandon Woodruff took the mound for what was expected to be his final rehab outing before returning to the big leagues.
The Milwaukee Brewers had another scare on Tuesday night. Two-time All-Star Brandon Woodruff has been rehabbing in the minor leagues as he has been working his way back to the big leagues.
Just when it seemed like Brandon Woodruff was finally nearing the end of a long road back to the Majors, another setback has fans — and the Milwaukee Brewers — holding their breath.
For the second time, just as Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff was making his final scheduled rehab start for Triple-A Nashville, he's suffered an injury that is likely to delay his return from the injured list. The first time, Woodruff was dealing with an ankle injury that flared up in his rehab outing.
It's been a long road for Milwaukee Brewers No. 2 prospect Jeferson Quero. There was some buzz last year that he could make the jump to the big leagues in 2024 but he was only able to play one game before suffering a season-ending injury.
The Milwaukee Brewers are so close to getting two-time All-Star Brandon Woodruff back on the mound for the first time at the big league level since 2023.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been speculated about a lot this season. Things have started to turn around, but the Brewers aren't exactly where they thought they would be right now.
The Milwaukee Brewers haven't had Brandon Woodruff available for a big league game yet this season but it sounds like his time his coming. Woodruff is in his second minor league rehab stint of the season after suffering a setback after his first rehab outing came to an end.
Milwaukee Brewers' longtime ace Brandon Woodruff stamped his case for a big-league return on Wednesday afternoon in a start for the High-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
The Milwaukee Brewers still don't have Brandon Woodruff back at the big league leavel and unfortunately he's still a bit away. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Todd Rosiak shared Woodruff still needs one or two more minor league starts before he comes back to the big leagues.
The Brewers announced that left-hander DL Hall has been reinstated from the 60-day injured list. They opened a 40-man roster spot last week when right-hander Joel Payamps was designated for assignment but are now back to an even 40.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been without Brandon Woodruff and Nestor Cortes for most of the season. Woodruff is closer than ever to re-joining Pat Murphy’s rotation with the completion of another rehab start on Wednesday.
The original date the Brewers had pegged for Brandon Woodruff's highly anticipated return to the mound came and went without a sighting of Big Woo. The sold out Saturday night crowd got their cribbage boards and saw a 7-0 loss. That's because after last Sunday's rehab start in Triple-A Nashville, Woodruff came down with ankle tendinitis.
Brandon Woodruff finally made his somewhat official return to the big league mound on Sunday as he got into his first Cactus League action against the Cleveland Guardians. The Milwaukee Brewers have long been awaiting Woodruff's return since he underwent shoulder capsule surgery in October 2023.
After missing the entire 2024 season following surgery on the anterior capsule in his right shoulder, Brandon Woodruff aims to return to ace status for the Milwaukee Brewers.