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The Milwaukee Brewers exemplify a resurgence of small ball and contact hitting in MLB, emphasizing speed, defense, and putting the ball in play over power, driven by rule changes and a focus on contact skills, signaling a potential shift back to a more balanced style of baseball.
The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Colorado Rockies with a resounding 12-1 victory, coming within one pitch of throwing a perfect game. Pitcher Freddy Peralta matched his career-high of 13 strikeouts over seven innings, allowing only one hit. Relievers Elvis Peguero and Andrew Chafin continued the pitching clinic, while rookie Sal Frelick delivered an impressive performance at the plate with four RBIs. The Brewers remain 1.5 games ahead of the Cincinnati Reds in the National League Central.
Milwaukee Brewers rookie Sal Frelick had a memorable MLB debut, going 3-for-3 at the plate with two RBIs, including a game-winning sacrifice fly. He also made impressive defensive plays in right field, earning praise from fans. Frelick's performance made him the first Brewers rookie to achieve three hits and two RBIs in his MLB debut, and he joined a select group of players with three hits and a game-winning RBI in their debut in the last 25 seasons.
The Milwaukee Brewers are promoting outfield prospect Sal Frelick to the major league roster, making his long-awaited MLB debut. Ranked as the No. 2 prospect in the Brewers system and the 17th overall in baseball, Frelick's promotion comes after recovering from a thumb injury that delayed his call-up. With his hand strength back and recent offensive success, the Brewers decided it was time to bring him up. Frelick, selected 15th overall in the 2021 MLB Draft, has shown exceptional hitting ability and is expected to make a lasting impact in the big leagues.
Here are six potential pickups for fantasy baseball players, including TJ Friedl, Geraldo Perdomo, David Hamilton, Sal Frelick, Kyle Bradish, and Adbert Alzolay. These players offer multi-category production, speed, and solid pitching performances. They are available in a majority of Yahoo leagues and are approved for starting or stashing.
The Milwaukee Brewers made several roster moves, including signing Luke Voit to a one-year deal, designating Keston Hiura for assignment, and optioning Abraham Toro and Sal Frelick to the minors. Voit had a solid spring training and has a chance to platoon with Tellez at first base. Toro and Frelick will start the season at AAA Nashville. The Brewers also announced that Brice Turang and Rule 5 pick Gus Varland made the Opening Day roster. The team still has one final position player spot to fill.