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There are plenty of things I have not loved about the Milwaukee Brewers over the years, and that is also true for Brandon Woodruff, individually. But call me a sap or a sucker or a traitor … this a great…

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff has returned to the team's roster for the World Series following an accelerated recovery from a shoulder injury. The 33-year-old right-hander appeared to have suffered a season-ending injury in July, but completed his rehabilitation in time for baseball's championship stage.
Bleacher Nation writer Brett Taylor highlights the achievement, arguing that Woodruff facing hitters in the World Series after months without competitive action is remarkable. Taylor notes that the Brewers clearly believe Woodruff can provide valuable innings rather than viewing his inclusion merely as a stunt.
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