The Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Guardians complete a multi-player trade involving four players. Cleveland sends catcher Bo Naylor to the Brewers. The Guardians also include right-handed pitcher Codi Heuer in the deal. In return, Milwaukee receives outfielder Blake Perkins and right-handed pitcher Craig Yoho from Cleveland. Multiple outlets describe the swap as a deadline transaction that reshuffles both teams’ rosters, with Milwaukee acquiring Naylor as a catcher and Perkins as an outfield bat. Cleveland’s side adds Yoho in the pitching component while also trading Heuer to bring in Naylor and Perkins. The reports are consistent on the players and overall structure of the trade, with the main difference in emphasis among outlets being whether they frame it primarily as Milwaukee acquiring Naylor or as a larger four-player exchange. The transaction moves Naylor and Heuer to Milwaukee, while Perkins and Yoho move to Cleveland, with both teams adjusting their depth and talent allocations ahead of the next phase of the season.