MILWAUKEE (AP) — Reliever Boone Logan has finalized a $2.5 million, one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, who also agreed to a minor league deal with right-hander J.J. Hoover.A 33-year-old side-arming left-hander, Logan went 1-0 with a 4.71 ERA in 38 games for Cleveland last year, striking out 28 in 21 innings. He is 29-23 with a 4.47 ERA and three saves in 619 relief appearances for the Chicago White Sox (2006-08), Atlanta (2009), the New York Yankees (2010-13), Colorado (2014-16) and Cleveland (2017).Logan has a $1,875,000 salary this year, and the Brewers have a $2,125,000 option for 2019 with a $625,000 buyout.He can earn an additional $3.2 million annually in performance bonuses, of which $2.2 million are for games and $1 million for innings.Logan would get $50,000 for 25 games, $100,000 each for 30 and 35, $150,000 apiece for 40, 45 and 50, $200,000 each for 55 and 60, $250,000 apiece for 65 and 70, and $300,000 each for 75 and 80.He would get $200,000 for 35 innings, $250,000... [More]

RHP Taylor Jungmann had a short stint in the major leagues to start the 2017 season. The Brewers optioned Jungmann to Double-A Biloxi Thursday, after making just one shaky appearance this season. Jungmann worked 2/3 of the ninth inning Wednesday, retiring his first two batters before loading the bases and giving way to closer Neftali Feliz. After a nightmarish 2016 season that saw him removed from the rotation, optioned to Triple-A then taken off the field to regroup at the team's spring training complex, only to work his way back through a strong showing at Double-A, Jungmann pitched well in spring (2.45 ERA) and was one of the final players to make the roster coming out of camp. His demotion clears a spot for Milwaukee to add utility man Nick Franklin to its roster on Friday.

RHP Taylor Jungmann had a rough start to his 2017 season, allowing a run on two hits, a walk and a hit batter in the ninth against Colorado. Jungmann earned one of the last spots in Milwaukee's bullpen after posting a 2.45 ERA in 13 spring appearances. That came after a nightmarish 2016 campaign, when Jungmann began the season in the rotation but struggled so badly that he was sent to Triple-A Colorado Springs. Jungmann was transferred to the team's spring-training facility for a mental break, before returning to action with Double-A Biloxi and ultimately rejoining the team for the final weeks of the season.

RHP Taylor Jungmann earned his way back to the big leagues but will have a lot of work to do in the spring to convince the Brewers' decision-makers that he fits in the long-term plans. Jungmann opened the season in Milwaukee's rotation but was demoted to Triple-A Colorado Springs after going 0-4 with a 9.15 ERA in five starts. He struggled so badly at Triple-A that he was eventually moved to the team's spring training complex to regroup. Jungmann eventually moved to Double-A Biloxi, where he posted a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts, ultimately earning him a return ticket to Milwaukee when rosters expanded. He appeared in three games after his return, including one start, going 0-1 with a 3.00 ERA.

RHP Taylor Jungmann is done for the season after suffering a minor hip injury in his start Sept. 24 against Cincinnati. Jungmann was supposed to pitch either Friday or Saturday at Colorado. "It's not a serious injury, but it's going to keep him out of starting another game," manager Craig Counsell said.

RHP Tyler Jungmann will get one more start this season, manager Craig Counsell said Saturday after Jungmann allowed two runs, three hits and four walks in four innings and took the loss against the Reds in Milwaukee. It was Jungmann's first major league start since April 28 when he fell to 0-4 with a 9.15 ERA through five starts.

RHP Taylor Jungmann will start Saturday against the Reds as Milwaukee switches to a six-man rotation to finish out the season. Jungmann opened the season in Milwaukee's rotation but was demoted to Triple-A Colorado Springs after going 0-4 with a 9.15 ERA in five starts. He struggled so badly at Triple-A that he was eventually moved to the team's spring training complex to regroup. Jungmann eventually moved to Double-A Biloxi, where he posted a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts that ultimately earned him a return ticket to Milwaukee when rosters expanded.

RHP Taylor Jungmann, like many Brewers pitchers, is working on the side to stay fresh. Milwaukee has 13 in its bullpen and the starting rotation has been logging innings. "We're kind of playing the game that, if you're not pitching, you need to be throwing on the side," manager Craig Counsell said. Jungmann pitched for the first time since Sept. 6 on Wednesday night, pitching a scoreless ninth inning.

RHP Taylor Jungmann returned to the Brewers Tuesday, another chapter in what's been a roller coaster of a season. He began the year in the Brewers' rotation but was demoted on April 29 after posting a 9.15 ERA in five starts. His struggles continued in Colorado Springs, to the point he was sent to the team's spring training complex in June to regroup before returning to action with Double-A Biloxi where he went 3-4 with a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts. Manager Craig Counsell said that he hadn't yet settled on a role for Jungmann, but that he would get some innings before the year is up.

RHP Taylor Jungmann was recalled from Triple-A Colorado Springs on Tuesday. He began the year in the Brewers' rotation but was demoted on April 29 after posting a 9.15 ERA in five starts. His struggles continued in Colorado Springs, to the point where he was sent to the team's spring training complex in June to regroup before returning to action with Double-A Biloxi where he went 3-4 with a 2.51 ERA in 13 starts.

RHP Taylor Jungmann could return to Milwaukee's starting after rosters expand next week, GM David Stearns said Thursday. Jungmann was demoted after going 0-4 with a 9.15 in five starts to open the season. He posted a 9.87 ERA at Triple-A Colorado Springs and was ultimately reassigned to the team's spring training complex to "start over." He's since made 11 starts for Double-A Biloxi where he has a 1.13 ERA over his last six starts.

RHP Taylor Jungmann threw eight shutout innings Tuesday for Double-A Biloxi, where he has a 1.13 ERA over his outings. Jungmann began the season in Milwaukee's rotation but was demoted after going 0-4 with a 9.15 ERA in five starts.

RHP Taylor Jungmann was assigned to Double-A Biloxi on Thursday, having spent the last two weeks at the Brewers' spring training facility to get a "mental break" after a rough first half of the season. Jungmann began the season in the big league rotation but struggled and was demoted April 29 to Triple-A Colorado Springs, where he didn't fare much better, going 1-3 with a 9.87 ERA in eight starts. He was sent to Arizona on June 19.

RHP Taylor Jungmann was assigned to Double-A Biloxi. Jungmann began the season in the big league rotation but struggled and was demoted April 29 to Triple-A Colorado Springs, where he didn't fare much better, going 0-4 with a 9.58 ERA in five starts. The Brewers sent him to the team's spring training complex in Arizona for a "mental break," according to GM David Stearns, on June 19.

RHP Taylor Jungmann was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs Friday, a day after he allowed five earned runs in 3 2/3 innings in a 7-2 loss to the Cubs. It was the latest in a string of bad starts for Jungmann, who had gone 0-4 with an 11.49 ERA in his last four outings.

RHP Taylor Jungmann fell to 0-4 after five starts, pitching only 3 2/3 innings Thursday. He allowed five earned runs and six hits, walked three, struck out two and hit two batters. "When I'm struggling I tend to search instead of just compete," Jungmann said. "I think I still haven't gotten past that; I think I still have to get to that point. Right now I'm a little timid, for whatever reason. That's never been me. But it's obvious when you watch the game."

RHP Taylor Jungmann (0-3, 8.47 ERA) makes his fifth start in Wednesday's middle game. He took the loss last Thursday against Minnesota, giving up three runs on four hits in four innings of an 8-1 Brewers setback. Jungmann walked a career-high six in that game. He's 0-2 with a 4.32 ERA in two career starts against the Cubs, both last season.

RHP Taylor Jungmann's early-season struggles continued Thursday when he lasted just four innings in an 8-1 loss to Minnesota. Jungmann allowed only three runs on four hits but walked a career-high six batters. As a rookie last season, Jungmann started out 9-5 with a 2.42 ERA but went 0-3 with a 9.53 ERA over his final five starts. His problems continued in spring training, when he went 1-3 with a 5.71 ERA in five exhibition starts. He has made three starts this season, all losses, while allowing 16 earned runs in 17 1/3 innings.

RHP Taylor Jungmann had his road woes continue Saturday night as he allowed four runs and six hits in six innings.He did strikeout six and walk one. The Brewers have lost Jungmann's last nine starts away from Milwaukee and he is 0-8 with 9.39 ERA in those games."No idea," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said when asked about Jungmann's poor road performances.

RHP Taylor Jungmann (0-1, 11.57) will make his third start of the season Saturday night when he faces the Pirates at Pittsburgh. Jungmann was rocked for eight runs in two innings on Monday in a loss at St. Louis. However, he went 3-0 with a 2.42 ERA in four starts against the Pirates last season as a rookie.