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Bo Naylor’s back for good with the Brewers, officially rejoining the team for the rest of the season after a brief taste of the big leagues. Acquired in a trade from Cleveland on August 1st, the 26-year-old first-round pick (2018) has been warmly welcomed into the locker room and is hitting better with an all-fields approach since joining Nashville’s AAA squad. His return also gives manager flexibility to use Gary Sánchez more as a DH, positioning Naylor as a key future catcher behind the plate — especially with Contreras possibly on the move. Meanwhile, pitcher JoJo Romero is back from injury, helping bolster the bullpen as the Brewers hit their 57-player roster limit.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bo Naylor Back with Brewers | Milwaukee Brewers News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On September 1st, Bo Naylor is back with the Milwaukee Brewers, and this time he's here for the rest of the season. He got a quick taste of the big leagues with a one-game appearance earlier, but now he's officially rejoin the team thanks to the September roster. Expansion. He was acquired in a trade from the Cleveland Guardians back on August 1st. Naylor, who's 26, mentioned how he's been welcomed with open arms since joining the organization. He really enjoyed that initial opportunity to meet the coaches and players, even though he'd faced many of them before. Sharing a locker room with them has been a great experience, and he feels like the transition has been made really smooth. He was a first-round pick for Cleveland back in 2018. This season, he's spent most of his time in the minors, but since coming over to the Brewers' class AAA team in Nashville, he's been hitting much. Better, focusing on an all-fields approach at the plate. He's looking to simplify his game and get on the same page with his new team. Meanwhile, pitcher Jojo Romero has also been reinstated from the injured list.
He had an appendectomy back in July and is now back to bolster the bullpen. With Romero's return, the Brewers have now had 57 players on their active roster this season, which is pretty standard for baseball. Naylor's addition also gives the manager more flexibility with Gary Sanchez, allowing him to be used more as a designated hitter. With William Contreras potentially being a trade candidate down the line, and Sanchez getting older, Naylor is definitely someone to watch behind them, plate for the Brewers in the future. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewers News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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