Brewers' Injured Stars Returning to Lineup

0:00It's April 29th. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB news today, powered by AI. Milwaukee Brewer's fans got some good news on the injury front. Jackson Churio and Andrew Vaughn kicked off rehab assignments with the AAA Nashville team this week. Both dudes broke bones in their left hands and they're eyeing a return to the big club by next Monday. Churio, the 22-year-old outfielder, hasn't played a single game this season, while Vaughn suited up for just one before landing on the shelf. Earlier this week, they flew down to Nashville to get those at-bats under their belts. Churio got hit by a pitch back on March 4th during a World Baseball Classic exhibition in Florida. It turned into a hairline fracture that sidelined him through Venezuela's title run and into the regular season. Vaughn took a hit in the Brewer's blowout opener against the White Sox, cracking his hamat bone. Major Pat Murphy couldn't hide his excitement before Tuesday's game against Arizona. He knows has been rough for Churio, who's itching to debut after a strong working year with

1:03a 270 average, 21 homers, and 21. Steeles, Murphy's stress giving a time the heel right, avoiding surgery risks. Vaughn, 28, mashed 9 homers in 64 games for Milwaukee last year after the trade from Chicago. The Brewer's offense has felt the pinch without these guys and Christian Yelich, who's nursing in a doctor strain till mid to late May. They've gone seven straight gains without a homer, their longest drought since 1999. Power production has been scarce all season. With rehab rolling, Milwaukee hopes to spark that line up soon and turn this slumber round before it digs deeper.