In a notable move just before the Brewers' sweep of the Dodgers, the Los Angeles Dodgers traded outfielder Steward Berroa to the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for cash considerations. Berroa, who had recently been designated for assignment, previously made his MLB debut with the Toronto Blue Jays. In the minors, he impressed with a .330 batting average across 27 games for Triple-A Oklahoma City, showcasing potential with 11 stolen bases. His stint in the majors last season was less successful, hitting just .189.

The trade coincided with a thrilling game where Tyler Glasnow returned to the Dodgers' rotation, delivering five scoreless innings, though his team ultimately fell to the Brewers. Milwaukee's Andrew Vaughn tied the game late, and Jackson Chourio capped the comeback with a walk-off single, extending the Dodgers' losing streak to six games.

The Toronto Blue Jays' impressive 10-game winning streak was halted by the Chicago White Sox, who sit at the bottom of the American League, suffering a narrow 2-1 defeat.

The game mirrored earlier struggles for the Jays, who failed to capitalize on key opportunities despite solid pitching efforts. Starting pitcher Eric Lauer's performance was marred by a hand injury during the game, which allowed the White Sox to score two runs. Toronto's hitters, particularly Vladimir Guerrero Jr., had a tough day at the plate, grounding into multiple double plays and failing to drive in runs when needed.

As the Jays head into the unofficial halfway point of the season, they face the Oakland Athletics, another struggling team, as they aim to regroup and find their winning form again.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have traded outfielder Steward Berroa to the Milwaukee Brewers for cash considerations, a move finalized during the teams' series. Berroa, 26, had been designated for assignment earlier this month and will now join the Brewers' Triple-A Nashville squad. Milwaukee plans to place him on the injured list due to right shoulder bursitis. After being acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays in May, Berroa impressed in Triple-A Oklahoma City, posting a .330 batting average with 11 steals across 27 games.

In Major League Baseball, while Berroa has not solidified a starting role, his elite speed is a valuable asset for the Brewers, particularly in pinch-running scenarios or as depth for the final stretch of the season. The Dodgers aim to streamline their roster, gaining cash and freeing up a 40-man spot, while the Blue Jays benefit from adding a low-risk speed option.

Adrian Houser, a pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, made headlines by returning to pitch after vomiting during a game against the Toronto Blue Jays. This incident drew comparisons to Michael Jordan's famous 'flu game' and raised questions about his health. Despite his struggles, Houser allowed only one run in the second inning, with the Blue Jays taking advantage of a well-placed bunt. This wasn't Houser's first experience with vomiting on the mound; he has a history of similar incidents, including two occurrences while playing for the Milwaukee Brewers. The cause of his vomiting remains uncertain, as it has been attributed to heat and nerves in the past.

Heavy rain has caused disruptions in the Chicago White Sox's schedule, with a recent game against the Toronto Blue Jays being cut short and another delayed due to ongoing showers. The series finale was moved from 1:10 p.m. to 1:20 p.m. due to weather concerns. Following an intense rain delay on Tuesday that lasted 84 minutes, the Blue Jays secured a 6-1 victory in the truncated game.

Righthanded starter Adrian Houser is set to take the mound for the Sox, hoping to end the team's three-game losing streak. The weather forecast indicates that rain might continue throughout the afternoon, further complicating the team's efforts to get back on track.