US EditionVaughn Emerges as One of League's Hottest Hitters with Brewers After Slumping with White Sox (Copy)
MILWAUKEE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, JUL 7 – Andrew Vaughn, acquired in a June 13 trade, replaces Rhys Hoskins who faces a six-week absence with a thumb sprain; Vaughn hit a three-run homer in his Brewers debut.
- In early July, the Milwaukee Brewers promoted former White Sox first-round pick Andrew Vaughn to their major league roster after placing Rhys Hoskins on the 10-day injured list with a sprained thumb.
- On June 13, the White Sox traded Vaughn to Milwaukee for Civale, after his slump with a.189/.218/.314 line in 48 games, following Civale's request for a move.
- Vaughn hit.259/.338 with 3 homers and 16 RBIs in 16 games at Triple-A Nashville, providing a right-handed first base option alongside Jake Bauers.
- Vaughn’s promotion provides a right-handed first baseman option as Hoskins faces weeks out, with manager Pat Murphy estimating a multi-week recovery.
- As Vaughn joins the Brewers, he sees a second chance to revive his career, with hopes high he can regain the form that made him a top prospect, according to sport reporter Francys Romero.
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Vaughn emerges as one of league's hottest hitters with Brewers after slumping with White Sox (copy)
MILWAUKEE — When Andrew Vaughn joined the Milwaukee Brewers last month with a chance to rejuvenate a career that had gone sideways, the message he received from his new team was simple.
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