Bryse Wilson Signs 1-Year Deal with Brewers Three Days After They Had Designated Him for Assignment
- Bryse Wilson signed a one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers three days after they designated him for assignment.
- The Brewers placed Wilson on their active roster before a game against the San Diego Padres.
- The Brewers designated right-handed pitcher Lyon Richardson for assignment when Wilson was signed.
- Wilson cleared waivers, was optioned to Triple-A Nashville, chose free agency, and then rejoined the Brewers.
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Bryse Wilson signs 1-year deal with Brewers three days after they had designated him for assignment
Bryse Wilson is back with the Milwaukee Brewers three days after they had designated the veteran right-handed pitcher for assignment.
Brewers Bring Back Recently Released Pitcher
The Milwaukee Brewers are bringing one of their recently released pitchers right back. The Brewers have announced that they have signed pitcher Bryse Wilson to a one-year contract. In addition, the Brewers shared that they have designated pitcher Lyon Richardson for assignment. Wilson signing with…
Bryse Wilson Elects Free Agency
Right-hander Bryse Wilson elected free agency after being outrighted by the Brewers, relays Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. Milwaukee designated him for assignment on Saturday. Wilson has bounced around this season. He had very brief big league stints with the Phillies and Cubs before signing with Milwaukee shortly before the All-Star Break. Wilson made six appearances for the Brewers, working 13 2/3 innings of four-run ball. He struck out 10 without i…
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