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Brewers Target Paredes for Yelich's Spot

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Milwaukee Brewers Consider Trading for Houston Astros Isaac Paredes to Fill MVP Yelichs Absence

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Brewers Target Paredes for Yelich's Spot

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Brewers Target Paredes for Yelich's Spot. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 15th. From the locker room to your ears, this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Milwaukee Brewer's just got hit hard with their MVP outfielder, Christian Yelich landing on the injured list with an adductor strain. That pulls their star bat out of the line up right when they need it most, sitting at eight wins and eight losses, fourth in the national league, central. One smart trade idea floating around has them targeting Houston Astros' third baseman Isaac Paratis, a guy they've been linked to before. The proposed deals sends Paratis to Milwaukee in exchange for their number 17 prospect, left-handed pitcher Robert Gasser and outfielder, Garrett Mitchell. Fans and analysts see this as a quick fix since Paratis brings solid power potential, even if he's off to a slow start this season, slashing two. 34, over 345, slashed 319 for an OPS of 665, with four doubles and six RBI's in 13 games.

In Milwaukee, he'd get everyday ad bats to unleash his 20 plus home run upside. He's also budget-friendly at $9.4 million this year, with a club option for 13.4 million next season, perfect for A. Mid-market team like the Brewer's trying to stay in the playoff hunt. If the Alex sideline, Milwaukee can't wait around, pulling off this move now could keep their posties and dreams alive before it's too late.

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