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The Milwaukee Brewers’ first base and DH mix is only getting more crowded. On Tuesday morning, the team signed slugger Luke Voit to a minor-league deal with an invitation to big-league spring training. Let’s discuss the ramifications.

The Milwaukee Brewers like to maintain leverage and keep their options open, and by adding one potential second-half bullpen contributor now via free agency, they've decreased (if only slightly) the chances that they'll have to trade from their farm depth to acquire another at midseason. Justin Wilson is a good fit, if he can get healthy and on track.

The Brewers have come to terms with the 29-year-old third baseman and outfielder, reports Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Can the former promising young player get his groove back in Milwaukee?

Former Brewer Wade Miley has agreed to a one-year deal to return to Milwaukee and pitch for the Brewers, adding to an already-crowded Brewers rotation in 2023.

It's not a flashy move this offseason, but it adds pitching depth, and the Brewers have shown a knack for converting struggling pitchers into serviceable major league pieces.

After picking up Wong's 2023 option for $10m, the Brewers have now traded the second baseman to the Seattle Mariners for left fielder Jesse Winker and third baseman Abraham Toro.

General Manager Matt Arnold made the first big solo team personnel decision of his Brewers career late Tuesday afternoon, as the Brewers announced that they would be picking up their club option on veteran second baseman Kolten Wong. The option year will pay him a $10 million salary in 2023 and had the Brewers declined the option, Wong would have been owed a $2 million buyout.