UPDATE: The Milwaukee Brewers have officially activated shortstop Joey Ortiz from the injured list just in time for their crucial series against the Philadelphia Phillies. This development comes after Ortiz recovered from a strained left hamstring, making him available for immediate play as the Brewers aim to maintain their lead in the postseason race.
In a swift move, the Brewers also recalled right-handed reliever Craig Yoho from Triple-A Nashville before their game scheduled for Monday, September 25, 2023. Ortiz, who is 27 years old, has had a solid season, posting a batting average of .233 with seven home runs, 43 RBIs, and 11 stolen bases across 125 games. Before hitting the injured list on August 22, he showcased an impressive turnaround in August, hitting .343 with an .830 OPS.
Yoho, aged 25, has struggled in his appearances with the Brewers this season, holding an ERA of 8.22 in seven games. Conversely, he has excelled in Nashville, achieving a record of 4-1 with seven saves and an outstanding 1.04 ERA over 39 games.
The Brewers currently boast the best record in baseball at 85-53, setting the stage for an intense matchup against the Phillies. With Ortiz back in the lineup, fans are eager to see how this will impact the team’s performance going forward.
As the Brewers prepare to face Philadelphia, all eyes will be on Ortiz to see if he can maintain his hot hitting and contribute to the team’s playoff aspirations. Stay tuned for more updates as this developing story unfolds.
