The Brewers recalled Nottingham from Triple-A San Antonio on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham will move up to the big leagues to serve as the Brewers' No. 2 catcher behind Yasmani Grandal after Manny Pina was placed on the 10-day injured list with a right hamstring strain. With Grandal slated to handle the overwhelming share of starts behind the plate, Nottingham is unlikely to see enough plate appearances to warrant much intrigue even in NL-only formats. The 24-year-old was slashing .247/.351/.395 in 94 plate appearances at San Antonio prior to his promotion.

Nottingham was optioned to Triple-A San Antonio on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham figured to battle for backup catching reps in spring training, but the signing of Yasmani Grandal in January sent him on a likely path back to the minors. The 23-year-old saw brief action with the Brewers in 2018 (4-for-20 in nine games), and had a .281/.347/.528 slash line with 10 home runs over 50 games at Triple-A.

Nottingham was called up by the Brewers on Saturday, Robert Murray of The Athletic Wisconsin reports.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham will head straight to Milwaukee after returning from a stint on the minor-league disabled list with a chip fracture in his right wrist Friday. He'll likely be stuck behind Manny Pina and Erik Kratz down the stretch, leaving him unlikely to have much fantasy value.

Nottingham (wrist) was reinstated from the minor-league disabled list on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham had been out since the start of August after suffering a chip fracture in his right wrist. As a member of the Brewers' 40-man roster, he's a candidate to be up as the third catcher when rosters expand Saturday.

Nottingham (wrist) had been recovering in Arizona but is slated to report to Triple-A Colorado Springs later in the week to work through a hitting program, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham was placed on the minor-league disabled list Aug. 1 after suffering a chip fracture in his right wrist. He's about a week away from competing in game action, so there's certainly a chance he could be called up sometime in September, per McCalvy.

Nottingham was moved to the 7-day disabled list Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The severity and location of Nottingham's injury remains a mystery, so it's unclear if he'll return after the minimum. He was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs on July 21 after going 4-for-20 with one extra-base hit and and four walks through seven games with the big club.

Nottingham was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham went 4-for-15 in his latest stint with the Brewers. He was no longer needed as a backup catcher after Manny Pina (biceps) was activated from the disabled list Friday and was sent down as the corresponding move for Ryan Braun's (back) activation Saturday.

Nottingham was recalled from Triple-A Colorado Springs on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham gets the promotion as starting catcher Manny Pina heads to the disabled list with a left biceps strain. The 23-year-old had a brief stint with the Brewers back in April when he grabbed his first two major-league starts, and is likely to split catching duties with veteran Erik Kratz with Pina on the disabled list through the All-Star break.

Nottingham (intercostal) was activated from the minor-league disabled list Tuesday, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Nottingham is back in action with Triple-A Colorado Springs after missing the past three weeks with an intercostal strain. The backstop will look to pick up where he left off prior to landing on the shelf, as he was hitting an impressive .354/.427/.658 with five homers through 22 games for the SkySox.

Nottingham was placed on the 7-day disabled list at Triple-A Colorado Springs on Saturday with an intercostal strain, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brewers general manager David Stearns suggested that Nottingham's core injury is of the minor variety, but it's still possible that the young backstop is sidelined for more than the minimum amount of time. The move to the DL interrupts what had been a hot run at the plate for Nottingham since he returned to Colorado Springs in late April following a brief stint with the big club. He had gone 20-for-50 (.400 average) with nine extra-base hits and 13 RBI over his last 13 games in the Pacific Coast League before being shut down.