Woodruff's Stellar Return and Ortiz's Sacrifice Fly in 10th Lift Brewers to 2-1 Win over Reds
Woodruff said his rehab buildup left him feeling ready, and manager Pat Murphy said the Brewers expect him to compete despite reduced velocity.
- On Monday, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff returned to the rotation against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park after a nearly two-month absence, facing right-hander Brady Singer.
- Shoulder inflammation sidelined Woodruff for roughly seven weeks after Dr. Keith Meister, who performed his 2023 surgery, drained fluid from a cyst in his shoulder during recovery.
- Woodruff completed two minor-league rehab starts, the last on June 16, while Manager Pat Murphy expects him to compete by relying on location rather than velocity, saying, "We know his stuff is not 96-97 mph the way it was."
- "I'm sick and tired of watching," Woodruff said of his injured-list absence, emphasizing his focus on "one pitch at a time" rather than external distractions during his return.
- Woodruff's return aims to stabilize the Milwaukee rotation beyond stalwarts Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Harrison, providing veteran depth as the team navigates the season.
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Woodruff's stellar return and Ortiz's sacrifice fly in 10th lift Brewers to 2-1 win over Reds
Brandon Woodruff took a perfect game into the sixth inning in his return and Joey Ortiz’s sacrifice fly in the 10th inning drove home the go-ahead run as the first-place Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds 2-1
Brewers activate RHP Brandon Woodruff (shoulder) from IL
The Milwaukee Brewers activated right-hander Brandon Woodruff from the injured list Monday and optioned left-hander Drew Rom in advance of a Monday's series opener at Cincinnati.
Brewers look for boost from RHP Brandon Woodruff; Reds same from Brady Singer
Sitting at opposite ends of the National League Central, the visiting Milwaukee Brewers and the Cincinnati Reds will meet for the first time this year in the opener of a three-game set on Monday.
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