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Brewers linked to trade for 31-homer Nationals All-Star who'd be ideal OF upgrade
TL;DR
The Milwaukee Brewers are considering a trade for Washington Nationals All-Star James Wood, who hit 31 home runs last season. This move could strengthen their outfield as they aim to lead the competitive NL Central.
Key points
- Milwaukee Brewers are in a competitive NL Central
- Brewers linked to trade for James Wood
- James Wood hit 31 home runs last season
- Brewers need to differentiate themselves from rivals
- Cubs and Cardinals are currently performing well
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The Milwaukee Brewers are once again one of the top teams in the National League Central, though the issue this year is that it's a far more competitive division than before.
The Chicago Cubs are 28-16, while the St. Louis Cardinals are well above .500, and the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds aren't far behind. To retake the NL Central lead and differentiate themselves from their competition, the Brewers need to make a splash.
Kerry Miller of Bleacher Report linked the Brewers to a few possible trade targets, with one link to Washington Nationals All-Star slugger, who hit 31 homers last year, in .
Q&A
Who is James Wood and what are his recent performance stats?
James Wood is an All-Star slugger for the Washington Nationals who hit 31 home runs last season.
Why do the Brewers need to make a trade for an outfielder?
The Brewers aim to strengthen their outfield to regain the lead in a highly competitive NL Central division.
What teams are currently competing with the Brewers in the NL Central?
The Brewers are competing against the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Cincinnati Reds in the NL Central.
