The Milwaukee Brewers are sending the young righty back to Triple-A.

You’ve got to throw the ball over the plate, or you can’t be a major league pitcher...You can’t let it snowball like that.” Sproat will continue to work on his command and approach in the minors, but there’s a good chance that we don’t see him up with the Brewers again this season.

MILWAUKEE, WI (WSAU) – The Milwaukee Brewers are sending one of their top young pitchers back to the minors as his struggles in the big league continued on Wednesday night.

Brandon Sproat returns to the Brewers in a relief role as Grant Anderson is placed on the injured list on Sept. 7 with right biceps inflammation.

Sproat had been recalled earlier this week, and he was wild in his lone appearance Wednesday against the Cubs, walking four while being charged with four runs over 1.1 innings. The Brewers will announce a corresponding roster move prior to Friday's game against the Reds.

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Pat Murphy delivered a blunt message to Brandon Sproat after the Brewers rookie’s control problems nearly cost Milwaukee against the Cubs. Pat Murphy delivered a blunt assessment of Brandon Sproat after the rookie’s control problems nearly turned a ...

Brandon Sproat's inconsistency continued for the Brewers on Aug. 3, so much that manager Pat Murphy pulled him in the middle of an at-bat.

The Brewers’ stretch of short starts came with a price tag on Monday when the team placed right-handed reliever Grant Anderson on the 15-day injured list with right biceps tendinitis and recalled right-hander Brandon Sproat,