Brewers catcher William Contreras left Sunday's game at Busch Stadium after a swing to the left hand/wrist area, a hand he's been managing with a fractured finger this season. He was checked by trainers and exited after briefly trying to shake off the pain as Milwaukee chased the NL Central title.

In the seventh, Contreras was part of a catcher's interference call on a swing by Ivan Herrera of the Cardinals. He remained in for a moment before catching two pitches in the eighth from Abner Uribe and then leaving the game. An update on his status is pending.

Chourio returns from a hamstring strain and delivers the deciding blow, a 9th-inning homer to right off Hoffman to snap a 1-1 tie. Yelich follows with a solo shot off Hoffman, giving the Brewers a 4-1 win. Milwaukee improved to 85-52, the best record in baseball, while Chourio’s 18th homer of the season and Yelich’s 27th highlight the lineup’s depth as fantasy contenders stay hot. Priester worked six for the win, and Uribe nailed down the save as Milwaukee seizes August wins record-tying pace.

Kept in the tilt, Yelich’s 7th-inning double spurred a rally that tied it, with Frelick delivering the key grounder for the go-ahead run. Gausman pitched well for Toronto, but Milwaukee’s bullpen and timely hitting overwhelmed the Jays. The next-start preview pits Scherzer against Woodruff, a marquee matchup that could reshape fantasy rotations as the Brewers seek continued control of the NL Central and the Jays push for post-season positioning.

Week 23 bullpen shakeups reshape fantasy closer plans. Milwaukee’s Uribe emerges as the top short-term fix after Megill lands on the IL with a flexor strain, giving Uribe elite closer upside in all formats. Baltimore’s Keegan Akin is a viable adds-now option, while Minnesota’s Justin Topa has carved out a late-inning role that’s worth chasing in 12-team and deeper leagues. In deeper adds, JoJo Romero and Riley O’Brien in St. Louis, Calvin Faucher in Miami, and Reid Detmers in Los Angeles provide leverage-shower paths as teams ride out the rest of the season. Dodgers’ Tanner Scott has reemerged as a saves option, with Kenley Jansen and others still in the mix.

Notes on the holds and saves landscape: Whitlock leads holds while Aroldis Chapman has a record-breaking season, and Ryan Walker’s late-inning work for San Francisco is back in focus after the injury news around Randy Rodríguez. The bullpen mosaic remains volatile, but urgency around adds for Week 23 is clear: target the next man up who can accumulate saves and holds in the coming weeks.