Brandon Woodruff (shoulder) is scheduled to undergo followup imaging later this week.

The Milwaukee Brewers are set up for a lot of success in the future if they keep running things the way they have been. Jacob Misiorowski has become a major part of the Milwaukee Brewers’ push toward the postseason after putting together a historic season.

Amid the Brewers’ list of medical updates released this past Tuesday, the news for Brandon Woodruff remained the same as it had been for a month. The veteran right-hander, who has been sidelined since July 4 with right shoulder inflammation,

Brandon Woodruff (shoulder) is throwing from 105 feet. As of now, the plan is for the Brewers to “re-evaluate him for mound readiness at the end of September.” While it’s great that Woodruff is building back up,

Woodruff hasn't pitched since July 4 and was on track to undergo surgery before new imaging showed it wouldn't be necessary.

The group photo shrinks with each passing year. On Tuesday night at PNC Park, as the Brewers popped champagne and for the latest time during the longest stretch of regular season success in franchise history,

MILWAUKEE (AP) — On the same day the Milwaukee Brewers gave fans Brandon Woodruff bobbleheads, the starting pitcher announced he would be undergoing another anterior capsule surgery on his right shoulder, likely ending his season. Woodruff told reporters ...