Milwaukee Pitcher Brandon Woodruff Isn't Ruling Out Possible World Series Return if Brewers Make It
Woodruff said he made 75-90 throws to 120 feet as Milwaukee awaits his status for the best-of-five series.
- On Friday, Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Brandon Woodruff made 75-90 throws out to 120 feet on flat ground, though he will not be on the roster for the National League Division Series against the San Diego Padres.
- Woodruff has been sidelined since his last game on July 4 due to ongoing shoulder issues, having missed time in May and June with inflammation and thrown just 45 1/3 innings this season.
- Game 2 starter Logan Henderson praised Woodruff's leadership, stating, "He's meant everything to this club, especially to a guy like myself," while noting his daily dedication to the team.
- Although ruled out for the NLDS, Woodruff remains hopeful for a World Series return if the Brewers advance, saying, "I'm progressing, getting to a point where I can get off the mound here pretty soon."
- Manager Pat Murphy emphasized Woodruff's enduring value despite velocity changes, saying, "He's earned so much respect because most of these guys don't know the old Woody," and remains effective with his current arsenal.
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Santa Maria Times
Independent EspañolBy STEVE MEGARGEE (AP) — Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff does not lose hope, though a little back, that he can return from his shoulder injury in time to launch in a World Series, if the Brewers...
Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff isn’t ruling out possible World Series return if Brewers make it
Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff isn’t giving up hope on the long-shot possibility he could return from his shoulder injury in time to pitch in the World Series if the Brewers advance that far. The two-time All-Star last pitched on July 4 and wasn’t included on the Brewers’ roster for their NL Division Series against the San Diego Padres. Woodruff conceded he wouldn’t be ready in time for a potential NL Championship Series that would begin nex…
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Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff isn't ruling out possible World Series return if Brewers make it
Milwaukee pitcher Brandon Woodruff isn’t giving up hope on the long-shot possibility he could return from his shoulder injury in time to pitch in the World Series if the Brewers advance that far. The two-time All-Star last pitched on July…
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