Woodruff's Resurgence Boosts Brewers Rotation

On April 20th, Milwaukee Brewers fans are buzzing about 33-year-old starter Brandon Woodruff,

turning into a real bright spot this season.

After years of battles with injuries, he's healthy and dealing on the mound.

His standout gym came April 18th in his fourth start, tossing seven innings, giving up

just one earn run on three hits, fanning four, all on, 92 pitches.

That dropped his ERA from 432 to 342.

First road back wasn't easy.

Back in 2023, he made only 11 starts with a sharp 228 ERA before shoulder surgery sidelined

him for all of 20, 24.

Last year in 2025, he fought through 12 big league outings after ankle tweaks and a comeback

or hit during rehab stints in the minors.

Now his groove is shifting the whole Brewers rotation vibe.

With Jacob Misiarowski locked in as the top dog, Woodruff stepping up as that reliable

number two, like his two all-star days, Gizmo walkie two aces, up front, plus Kyle Harrison,

Chad Patrick and Brandon Sprote have been solid all year, making the staff look deep.

This nine-year vet stuck with the Brewers by taking their qualifying offer, banking

just over 22 million bucks this season.

But come winter, he's hitting free agency, and at this clip, he's primed for another

fat deal.

If Woodruff keeps cooking like this and stays off the trainer's table, the Brewers staff

could dominate and fingers crossed he re-ups in Milwaukee, where he belongs.

From your team, powered by AI, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today.

I'm Corey with The Story.