Nestor Cortes's previous effectiveness and potential for high strikeout rates make him a valuable target, particularly in a supportive Brewers environment.

Cortés provided insight into the Yankees' mindset and expressed his firm belief in their superiority despite the Dodgers' championship, reflecting on their potential missed opportunities during the World Series.

Nestor Cortes faced intense pressure in Game 1 of the World Series against the Dodgers, leading to a walk-off grand slam by Freddie Freeman. Following this, he was traded to the Brewers in a deal for closer Devin Williams, shifting his focus to new opportunities.

Nestor Cortes is highlighted as a top candidate for a breakout season, benefiting from improved conditions with the Brewers. Increased support from a strong defense could boost his performance this year.

Nestor Cortes was traded to the Brewers alongside Caleb Durbin, providing an opportunity for the Brewers to enhance their pitching staff.