Woodruff Returns to Brewers Roster for World Series
Milwaukee's longest-tenured player is back after a lengthy shoulder injury kept him out since early July.
Brandon Woodruff, who has been with the Brewers since 2017, was named to the team's World Series roster. He had not pitched since July 4 due to a shoulder issue. His return marks a significant roster addition for Milwaukee heading into the Fall Classic.
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