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Milwaukee Brewers: Saturday Marks Legendary Closer’s Wall of Honor Induction

Ahead of Saturday night’s game against the Giants, the Milwaukee Brewers will induct franchise legend John Axford into the Wall of Honor, commemorating his fairly brief but electric career with the team.

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John Axford to Be Inducted to Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor in 2025

Former Reliever of the Year John Axford was selected to join the Brewers’ Wall of Honor in 2025, the Brewers announced in a statement on Monday. The date of the ceremony is still to be determined.

Milwaukee Brewers News / Bluejaysnation / January 27

Retired Canadian reliever John Axford set to be added to Brewers Wall of Fame in 2025

Former major league reliever and Simcoe, Ontario native John Axford is set to be added to the Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor this season. The now 41-year-old joins 71 other players and front office members, including Brewers greats like Robin Yount and Paul Molitor.

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Brewers' John Axford done for 2021 with possible UCL injury

Brewers' John Axford done for at least 2021 season with elbow injury

The remarkable return of relief pitcher John Axford to both the Milwaukee Brewers and MLB may have ended, for good, on Wednesday.

...just two days after Brewers acquire him

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