Hamilton's Homecoming: Brewers' Speedy Trade

0:00For the Milwaukee Brewers, it's March 1st. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. In early February, the Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a big tray with the Boston Red Sox, swapping about 7.5% of their 40-man. Roasters. The headliner going to Boston was infield or Caleb Durbin, but the Brewers got speedy shortstop David Hamilton in return on February 9th. Hamilton brings elite base-dealing skills after swiping bags consistently over his last two years in Boston. Despite a rough batting line last season, he still had a minor league option left, making him a surprise piece in the deal. Recently, Hamilton opened up about the move, saying he's thrilled to join the Brewers. He called it a great opportunity, praising the team, coaches, and atmosphere in Milwaukee. Nothing bad about Boston, but he's happy to be here now. The Brewers originally drafted Hamilton, so it feels like coming home. Their style plays right into his strengths, with a focus on speed that's been key for years

1:01under manager Pat Murphy. Experts see this as a win for Hamilton heading into his age 28 season. Milwaukee's Park suits his pull-hitting power better than Fenway, and the team excels at developing players with one standout tool like his legs, thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Some people meditate, I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.