US EditionBrewers Call up Andrew Vaughn as They Send Rhys Hoskins to the 10-Day Injured List
- On July 7, 2025, the Milwaukee Brewers promoted former White Sox player Andrew Vaughn and placed Rhys Hoskins on the 10-day injured list due to a sprained left thumb.
- The promotion followed Vaughn’s June 13 trade acquisition from Chicago for pitcher Aaron Civale and Hoskins’ thumb injury sustained the previous Saturday in a 4-2 loss at Miami.
- Prior to being called up, 27-year-old Vaughn batted.259 with a.338 OBP, hitting three home runs and driving in 16 runs over 16 games for Milwaukee’s Triple-A team in Nashville, while working to improve the consistency of his swing.
- Vaughn said Monday, "Just small keys and getting it right," and that he must be confident every day, be himself, and do whatever he can to help the team win.
- The move gives the Brewers a right-handed first base option alongside left-handed Jake Bauers while Hoskins, who has a.242 average and 12 homers in 82 games, may miss multiple weeks.
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