Taylor went 1-for-3 with a solo home run Tuesday in the Brewers' 3-2 win over the Reds.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor's two-out blast in the fifth inning cut Milwaukee's deficit in half and represented the only offense the Brewers could muster against Reds starter Sonny Gray. After catching fire at the plate with four hits in the Brewers' Sept. 9 blowout win over the Tigers, Taylor had been struck in a 2-for-18 slump over his past 10 games before coming through with the clutch homer Tuesday.

Taylor went 4-for-5 with a home run, two doubles, three runs and three RBI during Wednesday's 19-0 win at Detroit.

EDGE Analysis

The 26-year-old was called up by the Brewers at the start of September and had one hit through his first eight at-bats, but he busted out with the rest of the offense Wednesday. Taylor should operate in a reserve role during September if Christian Yelich, Avisail Garcia, Ryan Braun and Ben Gamel can remain healthy.

Taylor was recalled by the Brewers on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor appeared in 15 games for the Brewers last season, and he'll return to the active roster after Jedd Gyorko was placed on the bereavement list Tuesday. He impressed at the team's alternate training site this year but should serve in a depth role during his time in the big leagues.

Taylor (wrist) was optioned to the Brewers' alternate training site roster Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

After undergoing a left wrist procedure in November, Taylor was unable to appear in Cactus League games. After Saturday's move, he'll report to the Brewers' alternate training site ahead of the abbreviated 2020 season. Despite his absence from major-league camp, the 26-year-old will remain eligible for the regular season, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Taylor (wrist) will not play in any Cactus League games this spring, Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor underwent a surgical procedure on his left wrist in November, and it turns out the 26-year-old will miss the start of the 2020 season as a result. The tentative plan is for Taylor to resume baseball activities near the beginning of March before progressing to rehab games in April.

Updating a previous report, Taylor will be limited to begin spring training while he recovers from an offseason left wrist procedure, and he's uncertain to be ready for Opening Day, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor broke some news when he told reporters at the "Brewers On Deck" event over the weekend that he required the procedure during the winter, something the organization hadn't previously disclosed. While Taylor said he would be ready to go for the start of spring training, the Brewers are apparently planning to take a more cautious approach with the 25-year-old. Taylor is in contention for an reserve role with the big club, though Ben Gamel's ability to play all three spots in the outfield could prompt manager Craig Counsell to carry only four outfielders on the Opening Day roster.

Taylor said Sunday that he's fully healthy heading into spring training after undergoing a procedure to address a wrist injury earlier in the offseason, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor's offseason surgery previously went unreported, but the 26-year-old's comment that he'll be ready for the spring suggests the procedure wasn't a significant one. Though he saw limited use for the Brewers as a September callup last season, Taylor finds himself up a spot higher on the organizational outfield depth chart entering 2020 after Trent Grisham was dealt to San Diego in November.

Taylor has made the Brewers' wild-card roster.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor made his big-league debut in early September and went 4-for-10 in limited action down the stretch. He'll likely be a bench option Tuesday against the Nationals.

Taylor was recalled from Triple-A San Antonio on Saturday, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ryan Braun (back) and Lorenzo Cain (knee) are both hurting, so Taylor will come up to bolster the team's outfield depth. It will be Taylor's first stint in the majors. He missed some time with a wrist injury and his numbers at Triple-A represent a step back from his performance at that level in 2018.

Taylor is on the verge of returning to action for Triple-A San Antonio after suffering a wrist injury in May, Joe Alexander of 210gameday.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor has missed just over three weeks with his injury, but he's slated to begin a rehab assignment Tuesday with the Brewers' rookie-level affiliate in Arizona. Once he gets in a few games at the lower rungs of the minors, Taylor should be cleared to rejoin San Antonio a few days later. Taylor posted an .889 OPS in April, but a May swoon resulted in his season mark dropping to .732 before he got hurt.