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Brewers aim to rebound after a brutal 17-3 loss to the Cubs, calling up power-hitting catcher Bo Naylor from Triple-A Nashville—where he’s smashed 4 homers and driven in 17 runs—and reinstating pitcher JoJo Romero from the IL, hoping these moves spark a turnaround in their critical series.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers Call Up Naylor for Spark | Milwaukee Brewers News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On September 1st, the Milwaukee Brewers are looking to bounce back after a rough start to their series against the Chicago Cubs. They took a series beating on Monday, losing by a score of 17-3. Now, as they gear up for the next game, the team has made a roster move, bringing up Catcher Bo Naylor from their triple-A affiliate in Nashville. This call-up for Naylor comes just a week after he was sent down to Nashville. He's been performing well there, hitting four home runs and driving in 17 runs in 14 games, with a batting average of 283. It seems the Brewers are hoping he can bring some of that offensive spark to the Big League club. Naylor actually has some major league experience this season already, though it was with the Cleveland Guardians before he was traded to Milwaukee. With Cleveland, he played in 90 games, hitting two home runs and seven runs batted in, with a batting average of 143. Last season, he showed more power, hitting 14 home runs and 47 runs batted in.
On top of bringing up Naylor, the Brewers also reinstated pitcher Jojo Romero from the injured list. So, they're getting some reinforcements as they try to turn things around in the series against the Cubs. It's a critical time for the Brewers, especially after that blowout loss. Adding Naylor and Romero could be just what they need to shake things up and get back on track. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewers News today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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