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Brewers just gifted Craig Counsell a chance to screw them over again
Are you paying close attention? We did have an interesting trade occur in MLB on Friday afternoon. The deal of note saw right-hander Aaron Civale be traded over
Jacob Misiorowski's dazzling debut, Brewers-White Sox trade & five players to worry about | Baseball Bar-B-Cast
Jacob Misiorowski puts the league on notice in his electric debut, Andrew Vaughn heads to Milwaukee and we pick five players to worry about. Plus, the Pope puts on a White Sox hat and Hunter Dobbins accidentally lies in this week's The Good,
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Chicago White Sox add a veteran arm — and Andrew Vaughn gets a fresh start — in trade with Milwaukee Brewers
The Chicago White Sox are sending first baseman Andrew Vaughn to the Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher Aaron Civale, a source confirmed to the Tribune Friday morning.
Chicago White Sox trade 1B Andrew Vaughn to Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher Aaron Civale
The Chicago White Sox are sending first baseman Andrew Vaughn to the Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher Aaron Civale, a source confirmed to the Tribune Friday morning.
Milwaukee Brewers trade New England native to Chicago White Sox (report)
The Milwaukee Brewers are sending the 30-year-old right-hander to the Chicago White Sox, according to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal. Civale had asked for a trade earlier this week after the Brewers moved the long-time starter to the bullpen.
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Brewers Acquire First Baseman/Outfielder Andrew Vaughn From White Sox
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Brewers have acquired first baseman/outfielder Andrew Vaughn from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for right-handed pitcher Aaron Civale and cash. Vaughn has been assigned to Triple-A Nashville.
Brewers All-Star Hopes to Remain Key Piece of Future
Freddy Peralta has emerged as a top starter in Milwaukee, but with extension talks stalling and trade rumors swirling, what’s next for the Brewers’ ace?
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Freddy Peralta wants to stay in Milwaukee, but history suggests the Brewers won’t pay up. Here’s why an extension looks unlikely.
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