Vaughn is cited in the Cavaliers’ trade context as the player who was part of the Brewers-White Sox deal with Civale’s move, highlighting him as a notable benchmark in the broader roster narrative and an anchor for the White Sox’s in-season value discussions.

Vaughn is listed in the Brewers’ lineup this game, delivering an unusual cross-league note. His presence adds a right-handed power threat to the middle of the order, potentially providing a run-producing spark with occasional power upside, though his role in this specific lineup remains context-dependent.

Vaughn’s midseason acquisition to Milwaukee ignited a quick surge, turning around his hitting profile and proving he fits Milwaukee’s ‘brand’ of overlooked talent finding its ceiling.

Vaughn crushed a three-run homer in the third to spark Milwaukee’s rally, providing a powered contribution in the middle of the comeback that framed the 10-8 Brewers win and highlighted the night’s offensive tempo.

Vaughn supplied an early spark with a three-run homer in the third, helping Milwaukee shrink the deficit and set the stage for a dramatic late surge.