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On the 4th of July, Brandon Woodruff threw what he and many thought would certainly be his last pitch of 2026 and potentially the last pitch of his entire career. Soon, it was revealed that doctors believed surgery would be…

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff is progressing toward a potential return for the World Series after avoiding shoulder surgery in August. Following a fast recovery and throwing sessions, Woodruff stated it would be hard to keep him off the roster as Milwaukee clinched its first World Series appearance in 44 years.
Writer Dave Gasper argues that Milwaukee will ultimately include Woodruff on the roster, suggesting unused postseason pitchers Kyle Harrison and Chad Patrick provide roster flexibility. Gasper believes Woodruff could pitch an inning or two, though Milwaukee has not yet announced its official World Series roster.
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