Brewers Bring Back Recently Released Pitcher
The Milwaukee Brewers have announced that they have brought back relief pitcher Bryse Wilson on a one-year contract.
The Milwaukee Brewers have made a surprising move, re-signing pitcher Bryse Wilson to a one-year contract. This comes shortly after they had designated Wilson for assignment. It appears the team has changed its mind, bringing him back to the fold. Just 13.2 innings into his season with the Brewers, Wilson posted a 0-0 record, a 2.63 ERA, and 10 strikeouts.
He had also appeared in three more games earlier in the season with the Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago Cubs. Wilson's career in the MLB spans nine seasons across eight teams, including the Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox, Phillies, Cubs, and Brewers. He has a 20-23 record, a 4.79 ERA, and 351 strikeouts in 172 career games.
Meanwhile, pitcher Lyon Richardson, who was designated for assignment by the Brewers, only made one appearance this season for the team, where he did not allow a run and struck out one batter.
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