Tyler Black is making his way back to the big leagues after a challenging season filled with injuries and struggles at the plate. After breaking his hamate bone during spring training, Black worked his way back to Class AAA Nashville, but his performance there was underwhelming, hitting only .191 with a .604 OPS. However, with Jake Bauers landing on the injured list due to a left shoulder impingement, Black has been given another opportunity with the Milwaukee Brewers.

In his last six games, he’s shown signs of life by batting .375 with two home runs, raising hopes for a strong performance in the majors. Despite his rocky start, Black is considered one of the Brewers' top prospects, suggesting that he may still have the potential to contribute significantly to the team this season.