Brewers sign veteran Bryse Wilson in an attempt to stabilize an injury-ravaged pitching staff
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bryse Wilson throws during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Sunday, June 28, 2026, in Milwaukee. Credit: AP/Kayla Wolf
PITTSBURGH — The Milwaukee Brewers signed free agent right-hander Bryse Wilson on Friday to help the NL Central leaders’ injury-depleted pitching staff.
Wilson pitched once in relief for Philadelphia and twice for the Chicago Cubs this season, allowing seven runs in 9 1/3 innings. He has pitched for six teams in his nine-year career, including a two-year stint with the Brewers from 2023-24.
Wilson, 28, was released by the Cubs on Tuesday and wasted little time signing with the Brewers, who have 11 pitchers on the injured list.
“As soon as they made an offer, I signed and didn’t talk with other teams,” Wilson said before Milwaukee's game at the Pittsburgh Pirates. “I’ve had success here. It’s the right fit.”
Right-hander Drew Rom was optioned to Triple-A Nashville and righty Easton McGee was designated for assignment.
The Brewers also sent left-handed reliever Rob Zastryzny to Nashville to begin a rehab assignment. He has been out since May 31 because of a left upper lat strain.
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