Brandon Woodruff Added to Brewers’ World Series Roster
Pitcher Brandon Woodruff has been added to the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series roster, marking his return from a shoulder injury.
Dothan, AL, October 23, 2026 —
Pitcher Brandon Woodruff has been added to the Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series roster, according to the information provided. The move marks his return from a shoulder injury. No additional details were provided about when the roster change was made or the circumstances surrounding it.
The available information identifies Woodruff as a pitcher and confirms his addition to the Brewers’ roster for the World Series. It does not specify whether he is expected to play, what role he may have, or whether he has taken part in any games since returning. The length and severity of the shoulder injury, as well as the timing of his recovery, were not provided.
The information also does not identify the Brewers’ World Series opponent, provide a date or location for a game, or name a source for the roster update. No details were included about other roster moves or the team’s broader plans. Those points therefore cannot be established from the information available.
Woodruff’s addition is the central development: the pitcher is back on Milwaukee’s World Series roster after an absence attributed to a shoulder injury. The roster move confirms his inclusion, but by itself does not establish how the Brewers intend to use him. Further information about his availability, role and the timing of the decision was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by STEVE MEGARGEE, Associated Press on www.wdhn.com, see more information here.
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