Jeferson Quero Makes MLB Debut, Brewers Boost Depth

It's March 28th.

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Milwaukee Brewer's shaking things up early, calling up their top-catching prospect, Jefferson

Quarrow, for the second game on March 28th.

The 23-year-old Venezuelan is their number 4 overall talent in the system, ready to make

his big league debut.

Meanwhile, first baseman Andrew Vaughn went down with a hand injury on opening day and

heads to the injured list.

That's the corresponding roster move, while catcher William Contreras stays healthy and

in the lineup.

Fans have been waiting on Carro, who's been knocking on the major's door for seasons

now.

Injuries slowed him, including a torn laborer that ended his 2024 season at Triple A,

after just one day.

Last year in the minors, he played 69 games, hitting 271 with an 839 on base plus slugging.

Brewer see him as the future behind the plate.

Carro steps in at a key spot, boosting depth right when they need it.

Watch how he handles the jump and sparks this early Brewer's run.