A tough start to the basic season at Milvon, as the winemakers have a weak record and are currently playing five games behind the Cubs in NL Central. loss Willy Adames and Devin Williams This offseason certainly didn’t help, but perhaps the most obvious problem for the club this year is the starting rotation. Only the Marlins and Orioles release boards are worse than Milwaukee's 4.94 rotation FIP, and although their peripheral effects are outperforming peripherals so far, the 4.02 ERA is still below average and compared to the times Corbin Burnes and Brandon Woodruff Help bring the team into the playoffs.
Burnes is long gone, and his second team has entered the second team since leaving Milwaukee before the 2024 season, but Woodruff is still in the tissue after his missing 2024 repair surgery to repair a capsule tear on his shoulder. He hasn't completed his 2025 debut yet while completing his own recovery process, but the right-hander's return to the Grand Slam seems to be on the horizon. As Adam McCalvy of MLB.com pointed out, Woodruff is expected to undergo two more rehabilitations before he returns to his major: one Tuesday, one Tuesday, and one on May 11.
Given the right-handed talent, Woodruff's return cannot be fast. Since breaking the season in 2019, the right-hander has performed well in four rehabilitations this year, looking good in four rehabilitations this year, with a 2.45 ERA in 18 1/3 innings. His 21.6% three-point shooting percentage is well below his usual mark, although it is worth noting that the number has jumped to a stronger 29.4% since he was promoted to Triple-A, suggesting his stuff is improving as he has gotten rid of rust from over a year away from the mound. If Woodruff can offer Milwaukee ace-level production in the 32-year-old season, it would be a changer in their chances at NL Central and give the club an elite 1-2 punch. Freddy Peralta.
While it is expected that no other pitcher in the organization will be able to offer Woodruff's best product, he is far from the only possible spin department. Southpaw DL Hall The rehabilitation mission began yesterday, as Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Daily noted, is being established as a starter and watching the returns later this month or early next month. With the side get Joey Ortiz In the Burnes trade, the 26-year-old struggled to reach a 5.02 ERA last year in 43 innings against the winemakers, but he was a former first-round pick with something impressive and a wealth of potential. If Milwaukee can take advantage of the hall’s arsenal, it’s not surprising to see his appearance as a quality piece, it is Tobias Myers Did it last year Chad Patrick This season seems to be doing.
Meanwhile, experienced right-handed Aarons It seems to be his own rehabilitation task, Hogg shows that the upcoming 30-year-old shooter is expected to start the rehabilitation task next week. This seems to get Civale into the shelf only on hamstring fatigue this season and back on Hall's preparation side, but maybe after a full spring training Civale, there is no need for as long recovery time as Southpaw does. The right won 14 games with the brewers after getting from the Rays last July, which would be a solid addition to the spinning midway after Milwaukee returned.
While Civale seems to have to guarantee a return to the winemaker when health and Hall at least extends out as a starter, the future of Southpaw is vague Aaron Ashby. He has been training with a diagonal injury since spring training and is expected to be a starter at that time, but has not yet begun a minor league rehabilitation mission. Hogg believes the month’s return is not “no doubt”, but such a short return window seems to require the brewer to bring him back to fold without stretching him completely. Given the addition of clubs Jose Quintana and Quinn Priester Since Ashby's last pitching, its rotational combination, the club may shift gears with the left-handed's identity and plans to use him for a long time this season. Last year, Ashby's role looked great, although his ERA took up 2.86 ERA and 2.81 FIP, although limited to 28 1/3 innings.
