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.