Vaughn dropped the foul pop that extended Burger’s at-bat, contributing to the loaded bases before Helman’s grand slam, a moment that underscored the high-leverage nature of the early rally.

Vaughn has transformed Milwaukee’s lineup since arriving, delivering power and a cleaner swing, though recent slumps test his consistency and Brewers’ playoff readiness.

Vaughn piled up three hits for Milwaukee, driving a critical run in the sixth and fueling a seven-run final line. His multi-hit night provided the backbone of the offense, a sign of his continued versatility in a deep Brewers lineup.

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.