Brandon Woodruff

He gave him $85,000 out of the Dominican Republic when he's 18 years old, which is like an old man.

down there, right? But even before this, you could go back to Brandon Woodruff, who was an 11th round pick.

Corbin Burns in the fourth round from St. Mary's.

Freddy Peralta, they got him in a trade when he was an A ball as a pitcher in the Mariners farm system.

Less than 24 hours after winning the World Series down in Florida, the Milwaukee Brewers got on a bus and came to Green Bay.

The first quarter ends, and out of the tunnel comes Brandon Woodruff, carrying the Commissioner's Trophy.

He carried it out himself.

Behind him Christian Jelic, Sal Frelick, Bryce Terang, a whole group of champions, and Bernie Brewer was there too.

In fact, 22nd.

Trevor Rogers, Brandon Woodruff, Bubba Chandler, 178.

Pitched better than that down the stretch, but I'll give you the floor as your boy finished 27th at the position with an ADP of 129.

Yeah, I'll take it.

Less than 24 hours after winning the World Series down in Florida, the Milwaukee Brewers got on a bus and came to Green Bay.

The first quarter ends, and out of the tunnel comes Brandon Woodruff, carrying the Commissioner's Trophy.

He carried it out himself.

Behind him Christian Jelic, Sal Frelick, Bryce Terang, a whole group of champions, and Bernie Brewer was there too.

paid players in 2027 are going to be starting pitchers.

You can even see Brandon fought down there at number seven, making 9 million bucks.

So it makes sense.

If the dynamics are trying to cut payroll, maybe put that back into their offense, fill more holes to move on from a starter.

At the end of the day, they missed the playoffs by two games, and Merrill Kelly and Zach Allen are probably the two worst pitchers in Major League Baseball.

So an interesting comparison for you that I saw on Twitter that I thought was actually really funny.

Excluding Brandon Woodruff, the other 12 pitchers on Milwaukee's World Series winning pitching staff made a combined $22.72 million in 2026.

You just cannot have a guy... making $22 million that is as bad as Merrill Kelly.

Well, you know, I saw Harrison warming up there for a little bit and thought that maybe this was Harrison's opportunity and get into a game.

And then we saw the man, Big Woo, Brandon Woodruff, emerge, start throwing in the bullpen, getting loose.

And when he took them out in the ninth, man, some Brewer fans around us, we all high-fived, embraced, and were excited to see him come in and get this opportunity.

And he was able to get a batter struck out, got a huge ovation on that strikeout.

That was one stinking run.

We still beat him by nine.

And Brandon Woodruff, who we thought might never pitch again for the Brewers, pitched an inning in the World Series and recorded a strikeout.

And that was one of the most emotional, amazing things to be there to witness live in person.

I think they can, I mean, they're, they're going to get some reinforcements here too.

Like look at their farm system, you know, Laura comes up and of course, Logan Henderson gets a spot because Brandon Woodruff went down early.

Like they have way more in the tank.

There's so much more coming.

The championship parade will be 10 a.m. Central Time on Friday, beginning at the intersection of North 4th Street and West Wisconsin Avenue and proceeding through downtown Milwaukee to the Summerfest grounds.

What this means to the city is incredible, said Brandon Woodruff, the longest tenured brewer of all, who decided against season-ending shoulder surgery in August so he could try to make it back the pitch in the World Series.

He did, throwing in the ninth inning of the Brewers' blowout win in Game 3.

Now he gets to ride in a parade.