The Brewers pulled off a blockbuster trade deadline flurry, snagging veteran pitcher Dustin May and reliever JoJo Romero from St. Louis while adding Antonio Senzatela from Colorado — all to fortify their already elite roster as they chase a World Series run for the first time since 1982. Despite losing out on Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, GM Matt Arnold moved fast in the final hours, targeting depth and experience. Manager Pat Murphy admits the chaos hurt team focus, but these acquisitions — including May’s no-hitter against Milwaukee earlier this year — are designed to stabilize a pitching corps battered by injuries. With Romero recovering from surgery and Senzatela ready to roll, the Brewers believe they’ve stacked the deck for a deep playoff run.
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