The Milwaukee Brewers have called up Anthony Seigler, a former first-round draft pick by the New York Yankees, as they look to bolster their roster with his unique skill set. Seigler, who has played both catcher and infielder roles, has impressed in the minor leagues, showcasing a .277 batting average and an .881 OPS with 20 stolen bases at Class AAA Nashville. This versatile player is expected to bring depth to the Brewers despite being a late bloomer in the league, having spent seven seasons in the Mets' minor league system.

In a related move, the Brewers designated outfielder Daz Cameron for assignment and placed reliever Rob Zastryzny on the injured list with a stress reaction in his ribs. Easton McGee has been recalled from Nashville to fill Zastryzny's spot. The Brewers hope Seigler's debut can spark their lineup as they head into a crucial series at Citi Field.