Brandon Woodruff Makes Brewers' World Series Roster After Absence Since July

The Milwaukee Brewers have included pitcher Brandon Woodruff on their 26-man World Series roster, despite his absence from the field since July 4 due to inflammation in his pitching shoulder. His inclusion came as a surprise, as neither the player nor the team's management was certain of his status on the eve of the first game.

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• Woodruff has been out of action since July 4 due to inflammation in his pitching shoulder, and he was an All-Star selection twice.

  «a two-time All-Star pitcher who has been sidelined since July 4 because of inflammation in his throwing shoulder»

  Newsweek
• The Brewers' World Series roster includes 26 players, and Woodruff's inclusion was a surprise.

  «was a surprise inclusion on the Milwaukee Brewers ' 26-man roster»

  Newsweek
• Neither Woodruff nor baseball operations president Matt Arnold knew his status on the eve of the first game.

  «Not even Brandon Woodruff knew the answer as the team prepared to work out on the eve of Friday’s Game 1.»

  mlb.com

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