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Brewers' Black Could Get MLB Call-Up Soon

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Tyler Black, a 25-year-old Brewers prospect, is poised for a major league call-up due to injuries in the outfield. Despite a shoulder issue, he impressed in spring training and has been playing in Class AAA Nashville. Manager Pat Murphy and the front office have discussed his potential promotion. Meanwhile, catcher William Contreras is receiving rest after a grueling 2022 season, and reliever Craig Yoho has begun his rehab assignment in Nashville.

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Brewers' Black Could Get MLB Call-Up Soon

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers' Black Could Get MLB Call-Up Soon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 19th, this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Corey with the story. Milwaukee's Outfield is banged up with Jackson Churrio and Christian Yellich sidelined, so 25-year-old prospect Tyler Black could get the call. To the majors, any day now. The Infielders slash Outfielder just came off the 7-day injured list for a right shoulder issue and rejoined Class AA Nashville on April 19th. Black impressed in spring training with more pop at the plate, but he only played five games down there before the injury hit. Without that said back, he might already be up, especially since the Brewers added Lewis Motto and Greg Jones to the roster, even though neither was on. The 40-man roster. Manager Pat Murphy in the front office chatted about Black during their daily huddle before the Miami finale on April 19th. He's got 57 career Big League at Bats and has mostly patrolled the Outfield this year in Nashville. On another note, the team is easing up on Catcher William Contreras' workload after he

grinded through 150 games last year with a busted finger. Murphy's picking smart rest spots, like a two-day break now before 12 games in their next 13 days, and Contreras is all in on it. Ridey reliever Craig Yellho also kicked off his rehab in Nashville after a calf strain sideline him since late March. Keep an eye on these moves as the Brewers shuffle their deck for the stretch ahead.

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