He hasn't pitched since July due to shoulder inflammation, but 2-time All-Star Brandon Woodruff just hit 92 mph in an effort to earn a roster spot.

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff is attempting to make a comeback and earn a spot on the World Series roster. The two-time All-Star right-hander has been recovering from a shoulder injury that initially threatened to sideline him for the rest of the campaign.
Woodruff recently took a significant step in his rehabilitation by facing Milwaukee hitters in live batting practice, including outfielder Jackson Chourio. Manager Pat Murphy and the Brewers front office are weighing the roster decision as they prepare to play the Tampa Bay Rays.
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