Cardinals, Brewers, Yankees Make Key Roster Moves Ahead Of Upcoming Games

Several MLB teams have made key roster moves ahead of important series and to address ongoing challenges. The St. Louis Cardinals are calling up reliever Andre Granillo, who has excelled in Triple-A, along with outfielder Michael Siani, while sending Chris Roycroft down and designating Ryan Vilade for assignment; Jordan Walker is starting a rehab assignment. The New York Yankees, despite recent wins, have shown bullpen vulnerabilities and responded by optioning lefty Brent Headrick to Triple-A and releasing Brandon Leibrandt, reducing their left-handed bullpen options amid a tight AL race. The Milwaukee Brewers recalled right-handed pitcher Easton McGee from Triple-A, optioning Grant Anderson, aiming to bolster their bullpen depth as they vie for position in the NL Central. The Los Angeles Angels activated newly acquired outfielder Lamonte Wade Jr. to add depth after placing Chris Taylor on the injured list, hoping to maintain momentum in the AL West. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orioles announced plans for a premium club at Camden Yards, enhancing the fan experience with construction set to begin after the 2025 season.