Summary
Bruce Zimmermann, a veteran pitcher, chose to leave the Milwaukee Brewers and enter free agency during the team's postseason. Zimmermann, who originally signed with the Brewers in December and spent most of the season with their minor league team, decided to pursue other opportunities instead of staying with the Brewers.
Key Facts
- Bruce Zimmermann is a left-handed pitcher.
- He signed with the Milwaukee Brewers in December.
- He spent most of the season with the Brewers' Triple-A team, the Nashville Sounds.
- Zimmermann made one start for the Brewers late in September.
- He was then designated for assignment and sent back to the minor league.
- Zimmermann chose free agency while the Brewers were in the postseason.
- Zimmermann has a career ERA of 5.64 in the major leagues.
- He may sign a minor league contract to try to join a big league team next year.
