Anthony Siegler's journey has taken a significant turn, as the Milwaukee Brewers have called him up to the majors after being drafted 23rd overall by the Yankees in 2018. Known for his versatility as a switch-hitting catcher and ability to play infield, Siegler struggled to find his footing in New York. His performance at Triple-A Nashville this season, where he posted a .277/.416/.465 batting line with 22 extra-base hits and 20 stolen bases, caught the Brewers' attention.

To make room for him, Milwaukee designated outfielder Daz Cameron for assignment. Siegler, who previously ranked high among the Yankees' prospects, suffered setbacks due to injuries and inconsistency. The Brewers' confidence in his progress, particularly in learning third base, signifies a fresh start that could enable him to realize the promise he showed as a high draft pick.