MILWAUKEE — Former San Diego Padres catcher Austin Nola has agreed to a minor league deal with the Milwaukee Brewers that includes an invitation to major league spring training.
Former Padres catcher Austin Nola agrees to minor league deal with Brewers
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Brewers manager Pat Murphy lays out his vision for the team’s culture during his introductory news conference on Thursday at American Family Field.
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Brewers manager Pat Murphy lays out his vision for the team’s culture during his introductory news conference on Thursday at American Family Field.
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