Brewers Sign Tyler Alexander to One-Year Deal

The Milwaukee Brewers have signed left-handed pitcher Tyler Alexander to a one-year contract as they seek to enhance their pitching depth for the 2025 season. Alexander, 30, is a versatile swingman who pitched 107 2/3 innings last season with the Tampa Bay Rays, achieving a career-high while maintaining impressive control with a low walk rate. His signing comes at a crucial time as the Brewers deal with injuries to key pitchers, including Brandon Woodruff and DL Hall. Alexander is expected to compete for a starting role and provide valuable innings out of the bullpen, as the team looks to improve its rotation. The Brewers' coaching staff is optimistic about refining his skills to maximize his contributions. Overall, this acquisition represents a strategic move to bolster the pitching staff amid current challenges.