Vaughn’s addition lengthens Milwaukee’s lineup, lifting slugging and team power trajectory in a season that’s seen them mix small-ball with power. His presence adds a credible homer floor and drives up the POT model for the Brewers’ offense in October.

Andrew Vaughn’s return to relevance in Milwaukee has been explosive: .343 average with nine homers and 35 RBIs in 29 games, plus 54 RBIs total. This production follows a high-profile midseason swap that reshaped Brewers’ offense and the fantasy landscape around him.

Vaughn has surged since his Brewers promotion, batting .343 with nine homers in 29 games. Facing Littell, who’s allowed multiple homers this season, Vaughn’s righty power and Littell’s HR susceptibility create a strong 0.5-HR case (+380) in a warm environment and favorable ballpark.

Vaughn’s arrival has brought 32 RBIs since July 7, a powerful catalyst in Milwaukee’s unbeaten stretch. His bat control and RBI capability anchor the middle of the lineup, complementing Turang’s power and Frelick’s speed, and enabling a more complete Brewers attack.

Vaughn has joined Milwaukee mid-season and produced immediately, driving in 32 runs in roughly a month and showing a well-timed blend of power and contact that’s complemented Turang’s speed and Frelick’s on-base presence.