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Following their first World Series title, the Milwaukee Brewers face key roster questions heading into the offseason. The club extended a $23.15 million qualifying offer to free agent Jake Bauers, while pitcher Brandon Woodruff also hits the open market. In addition, 12 players remain eligible for salary arbitration ahead of the non-tender deadline, including Trevor Megill and Andrew Vaughn.
World Series MVP William Contreras represents another major talking point as he enters a contract year. Meanwhile, prospects including Jett Williams and Luke Adams face the Rule 5 protection deadline, with high-level talent like Blake Burke and Jesus Made pushing for future promotions.
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