The Milwaukee Brewers have made significant adjustments this season, bringing in Andrew Vaughn after trading Aaron Civale to the White Sox. Vaughn, once a highly-touted prospect, had a rocky start in the majors but made an immediate impact by hitting a three-run home run in his first game against the Dodgers. This performance set the tone for a dominant Brewers victory.

With Rhys Hoskins sidelined for six weeks due to injury, Vaughn's arrival was timely. He continued to contribute in subsequent games, demonstrating that he could be a valuable asset for the team as they aim for a postseason push. Unexpected contributions have also come from players like Isaac Collins, leading the team in OPS as a Rule 5 draft pick, and rookie Chad Patrick, who showed promise early in the rotation.