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Latest Brandon Lockridge update gives Brewers something to consider ahead of trade deadline

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By Tyler Koerth
| Reviewing the Brew
MLB's August 3rd trade deadline is rapidly approaching, with about five weeks remaining before the opportunity for contending teams to add impact players to their rosters passes. This year, the Milwaukee Brewers are expected to be active in the trade market, with bullpen help, a top-tier starter, and another left-side of the infield option being the most likely areas in which they will explore.
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How MLB's brutal scheduling error could prevent Jacob Misiorowski from pitching in the All-Star Game

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By Tyler Koerth
| Reviewing the Brew
At just 24 years old, Jacob Misiorowski has quickly become one of the most dominant starting pitchers in baseball and is must-watch TV every time he takes the mound. Through his first 16 starts, he has lit up the radar gun, achieving a top speed of 105.5 MPH, set a record for the most 100+ MPH pitches in an outing with 58, and struck out 15 Philadelphia Phillies in perhaps the most dominant "Maddux" performances ever recorded.
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This Brewers' offseason trade acquisition turned things around in a major way in June

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By Tyler Koerth
| Reviewing the Brew
When the Milwaukee Brewers parted ways with Freddy Peralta, it understandably raised plenty of questions about how they would replace the dependable production lost with his departure. Acquiring Brandon Sproat in the blockbuster deal, along with Kyle Harrison and Shane Drohan in a separate swap with the Boston Red Sox, certainly helped fill the void created by Peralta's trade to the New York Mets, but it also left the Brewers with an extremely inexperienced group of starters.
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