Bryse Wilson Chooses Free Agency After Brewers Waive Him
Bryse Wilson has elected to enter free agency after being outrighted by the Milwaukee Brewers. The team designated him for assignment on Saturday.
This season, Wilson has had limited appearances in the major leagues, playing briefly for both the Philadelphia Phillies and the Chicago Cubs before joining the Brewers just before the All-Star Break. During his time with Milwaukee, he made six appearances, pitching 13 2/3 innings and allowing four runs while striking out ten batters without any walks.
Wilson's recent performance included a three-inning outing on Friday, which likely influenced the Brewers' decision to designate him for assignment. Historically, Wilson has performed well with the Brewers, holding a 3.37 ERA over 93 appearances, contrasting with an ERA above 5.00 in his other major league stints. While the Brewers may consider re-signing him on a minor league deal, Wilson will now explore opportunities with other teams in the league.
