Brewers outright Wooten, more pitching moves upcoming
MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers have outrighted reliever Rob Wooten to Triple-A Colorado Springs, creating another opening on Milwaukee's 40-man roster as the team juggles its pitching staff.
Milwaukee planned to call up a starter from Triple-A to take the rotation spot of Wily Peralta, who could be out at least a month with a left oblique injury.
The Brewers are also awaiting the outcome of reliever Will Smith's appeal of an eight-game suspension for having a foreign substance on his arm during a loss last week in Atlanta. The team wouldn't be able to replace Smith during a suspension.
Milwaukee was off on Thursday. Starting shortstop Jean Segura could return on Friday against Arizona from a broken finger.
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy could return early next week from a broken toe.
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