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An All-Star on the strength of am .866 OPS at the break, he slumped in the second half and is entering a contract year | Backup: Pedro Severino
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Supplanted in Toronto by Vladimir Guerrero Jr., a trade to Milwaukee was just what Tellez needed to get regular at-bats | Backup: Keston Hiura
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Wong hit a career-high 14 homers and was a Gold Glove Award finalist in his debut Brewers season but aims to top his 116 games played | Backup: Mike Brosseau
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Adames gave the Brewers a bolt of energy after a May trade and won club MVP honors. Can he repeat his .886 OPS? | Backup: Christian Arroyo
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Urías came to camp as the starter but injured his left quad and will open on the IL. Jace Peterson and Mike Brosseau could platoon in the interim. | Backup: Peterson, Brosseau, Pablo Reyes
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Coming off his worst season (.736 OPS, nine homers), Yelich will earn $26 million in ‘22 as he enters his seven-year contract extension | Backup: Andrew McCutchen
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After sitting out 2020 and battling injuries in ‘21, Cain is particularly motivated going into the final season of his contract – and perhaps his career. | Backup: Taylor
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The Brewers traded for Renfroe for his power; he hit 31 homers with a career-best .816 OPS last season in Boston | Backup: Taylor
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The former NL MVP fought injuries with the Phillies in 2019 and ‘20 but showed last season (27 HRs) that he can still hit when healthy | Backup: Taylor
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Burnes is aiming to reach the 30-start plateau after winning the NL Cy Young Award in a record-setting season.
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Woodruff finished fifth in last year’s NL Cy Young balloting and pushes Burnes in a friendly competition that goes back years.
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Don’t let Burnes and Woodruff overshadow Peralta, who had a 2.81 ERA last season and joined Burnes and Woodruff at the All-Star Game.
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The sinkerballer is a breakout candidate after delivering a 3.22 ERA in 144 2/3 innings last year.
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While some pitchers make changes in spring, Lauer wants more of the same after a 3.19 ERA last year, including 2.60 in the second half.
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Hader has won three of the last four NL Reliever of the Year Awards and shows no signs of slowing.
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Already armed with a changeup so good it has a nickname – The Airbender – Williams is adding a cutter-slider this year. Brad Boxberger, Brent Suter, Jake Cousins, Aaron Ashby