MLB
On one of the biggest days of designated hitter/outfielder Lorenzo Cain’s career, the Brewers decided to drop him from their 40-man roster. Why just today? Bolavip tells you the details.
Milwaukee Brewers has been one of the most regular teams in Major League Baseball (MLB)controlling until now a weak Central division of the National League, and positioning itself as one of the candidates for the World Series.
If they want to compete until late in October in 2022, they must make the best possible roster, avoiding the barriers that the campaign usually gives you, such as major injuries slumps of some of its top stars.
In that sense, the Milwaukee Brewers made a move that they were expected to make this week, although it fell at a particular moment in the affected player’s career: outfielder and designated hitter Lorenzo Cain.
Lorenzo Cain appointed when… When he turned 10 years in the Major Leagues!
The Brewers decided to be cautious about how they would treat Lorenzo Cain, who completed 10 years of service in the MLB, something not many players achieve throughout their careers. “We just thought it was time, both the team and myself. I wasn’t performing at the level I shouldCain stated after the move.
Cain, 36, benefited from Milwaukee, the team that saw him reach the major leagues in 2010, waiting for him to meet this mark: The American will now receive a lifetime policy of US$7,500 per month for his career.
