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This is your Brewers News, Rumors, and Commentary Roundup for the Morning of June 23, 2021.

"5:34 pm: In an ominous-sounding development, White has been sent for a second opinion on his injured hip, reports Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times (Twitter link). 3:23 pm: The Mariners announced they’ve claimed infielder Jake Hager off waivers from the Brewers. First baseman Evan White has been transferred from the 10-day to the 60-day injured list to…"

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"The Brewers announced a series of roster moves before tonight’s game against the Diamondbacks, the most notable of which is the designation of outfielder Derek Fisher. Outfielder Tyrone Taylor was activated from the 10-day injured list, while right-hander Ryan Weber was recalled from Triple-A Nashville. The club selected the contract of righty Miguel Sánchez, placed starter Brett Anderson on the…"

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"• Box score The Brewers had a 1-0 lead and Peralta was working on a one-hitter going into the sixth inning when Vogelbach reached first base on a one-out error charged to D-backs second baseman Josh Rojas. Maybe three years,” said Peralta, who was using it when he pitched to within five outs of a no-hitter against the D-backs on June 4 at American Family Field. Vogelbach was scheduled for an MRI scan on Wednesday morning and will be placed on the 10-day IL, Counsell said. There's nothing I could have done differently." Brewers officials had to help Vogelbach off the field before the Brewers made it a three-run inning and a 4-0 lead on Luis Urías’ two-run single."

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"“I was told that I’m not going to feel exactly the same as before,” Kelly said. “I feel really good, honestly,” Kelly said. “I feel like I shouldn’t be down here too much longer,” Kelly said. “We assumed that at some point the logical progression would be to get him to Triple-A, but if anything, he’s kind of forced our hand to where he’s just dominated the last several outings,” Brewers farm director Tom Flanagan said."

Above is the summary of: No. 4 prospect Small pitches way to Triple-A... tap or click to check out the full article.

"• All Brewers Transactions INJURY UPDATES Day to day 1B Daniel Vogelbach (left hamstring strain) Expected return: TBD The Brewers will formally place Vogelbach on the 10-day IL on June 23, said manager Craig Counsell, after he suffered a significant strain rounding third base on the way to a tough run scored in the sixth inning of the Brewers’ June 22 win over the D-backs. (Last updated June 22) CF Lorenzo Cain (right hamstring strain) Expected return: Before All-Star break The Brewers placed Cain on the 10-day injured list after he tweaked his right leg making a running catch against the Tigers on Memorial Day, and while Cain has been able to do some light pregame work, the Brewers won’t consider reinstating him until July 1 or thereafter, manager Craig Counsell said. (Last updated: June 12) RHP Justin Topa (right flexor tendon strain) Expected return: Second half The Brewers expected Topa, MLB Pipeline’s No. (Last update June 22) 10-day IL LHP Brett Anderson (right knee contusion) Expected return: TBD Add Anderson to the list of pitchers injured while at the bat; he suffered a bone bruise when he landed hard on first base while running out a double-play ground ball in a June 21 loss at the D-backs, and it was clear he was compromised when he surrendered singles to each of the five batters he faced in the bottom of the inning before departing."

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"11, 2010 vs Arizona, 4th inning June 6, 1999 vs Colorado, 7th inning May 26, 1996 vs Chicago White Sox, 8th inning Sept. 10, 1986 vs Detroit, 4th inning May 31, 1980 vs Boston, 4th inning The record is seven games in a single season with at least four hits, and it shouldn't surprise you that the mark belongs to Paul Molitor. • Brewers Stat of the Day, May 2021 "I was really proud of him and happy for him," manager Craig Counsell said. 1, 1987: Teddy Higuera at Royals (two outs in eighth) May 28, 1988: Odell Jones at Indians (one out in ninth) April 23, 2009: Bush at Phillies (one out in eighth) But to find the last instance at home, you have to go all the way back to July 16-17, 1983, against the Twins at County Stadium."

Above is the summary of: Stat of the Day: Stingy Peralta sets record... tap or click to check out the full article.

"(All stats were entering Tuesday’s games.) Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres Key stat: 58.7% hard-hit rate since 2020, highest in MLB There’s no question that Tatis would be a great competitor in the Derby, considering both his batted ball profile and high home run total. The average launch angle on his home runs was tied for the highest in baseball at 32 degrees, which would be how he hit the scoreboard at Chase Field like it was nothing. Bo Bichette, Blue Jays Key stat: 50.5% hard-hit rate (88th percentile among MLB hitters) Dante Bichette hit a walk-off homer to christen Coors Field in the first game played there some 26 years ago. average home run distance in 2021 O’Neill has been in the league a while, but you may not have noticed him in his first three seasons."

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