Former Chicago White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn is playing so well with the Milwaukee Brewers that one baseball insider ...

When Andrew Vaughn joined the Milwaukee Brewers last month with a chance to rejuvenate a career that had gone sideways, the message he received from his new team was simple. If you chase, you won’t ...

Chicago pulled the plug on the Vaughn experiment in early July, trading him to the Milwaukee Brewers for pitcher Aaron Civale ...

Vaughn made the Opening Day roster with the White Sox in 2021 and hit .235 with 15 home runs and 48 RBI. He hit 57 home runs over the next three seasons, including 21 in 2023, when he also drove in 80 ...

During this impressive stretch, which started July 7, Vaughn had the third-highest average (.377) and OPS (1.146).

Andrew Vaughn's arrival in Milwaukee has been a smashing success. Here are four indicators of the Vaughnaissance.

Since joining Milwaukee, though, Vaughn has done something only Barry Bonds has done before. OptaStats shared these three stat thresholds for a player's first 10 home games with a team, and now, Bonds ...

Maybe the best way to sum it up comes from White Sox stats expert Jay Cuda on X. He points out that Vaughn, if he played a ...

It was quite the first at-bat in Andrew Vaughn’s debut with the Milwaukee Brewers: a 3-run blast to lead the charge against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

In the month-plus since, Civale has improved slightly to claim his spot in the starting rotation. Vaughn has turned into prime Manny Ramirez.

Vaughn’s surge is particularly notable because he was struggling as much as just about any hitter in the game for much of the season. After hitting a combined 72 homers for the Chicago White Sox ...

Andrew Vaughn was slumping as badly as just about any hitter in baseball for the first two months of the season before the Chicago White Sox sent him to the minors and eventually traded him to the ...