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Aaron Civale Says He Wants to Continue Starting — Even if It Means Trade From Milwaukee
- After being shifted from the Brewers' starting pitching staff to a bullpen role in June 2025, Aaron Civale asked the team to trade him.
- The trade request came after the Brewers moved Aaron Civale out of the starting rotation to make room for their highly regarded pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski.
- Civale, who has compiled a winning record and an ERA just over four during his career, sees himself primarily as a starting pitcher and is looking into opportunities to return to the rotation, whether with Milwaukee or another team.
- Civale’s agent Jack Toffey characterized the trade request discussion as professional and expressed that Aaron is eager to find a chance to keep pitching in a starting role.
- The Brewers’ general manager Matt Arnold confirmed they are exploring options, while manager Pat Murphy acknowledged Civale's unhappiness but expressed confidence this would not disrupt the team.
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La Crosse TribuneAaron Civale says he wants to continue starting — even if it means trade from Milwaukee
Jacob Misiorowski’s arrival gave Milwaukee a surplus of starting pitchers.
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Insider: Disgruntled Veteran Pitcher Would 'Love' to Play for Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox are not in a playoff spot, but still could be buyers ahead of the trade deadline.An area of need for the Red Sox is the rotation. One player Boston could look to acquire is Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Aaron Civale. Civale was removed from the rotation and put into the bullpen, which led to him asking for a trade.After Civale asked for a trade, Red Sox insider Chris Costillo revealed the veteran pitcher would love to play in Bost…
·New York, United States
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