In any other era, the current career stats of Brandon Woodruff don’t look like they belong on a top 50 list of any team, but there is no doubt that Woodruff earns his spot here in the modern era.

As of this writing, Woodruff is entering his seventh year in the Majors, all of which have been as a Brewer.  Woodruff debuted in 2017, but broke out in 2019, becoming a permanent starter and an All-Star, going 11-3 with a 3.62 ERA.  Over the two years after, Woodruff might have had a losing record (12-15), but he has been dynamic, finishing in the top five in WHIP, the top ten in ERA and SP/BB in both years, and led the NL in cPWA in 2021.

An All-Star in 2021, Woodruff did not make the mid-season classic in 2022, but had a much better record (13-4) with 190 Strikeouts.  2023 was promising, but injuries held him to only 11 Starts, though he went 5-1 with a 2.28 ERA.  This looks to be it for Woodruff as a Brewer, as he was non-tendered by the team.