
Brewers Rehab Assignments: Jackson, Vaughn Return
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Milwaukee Brewers, struggling with a 14-13 record and last place in the NL Central, are set to welcome back two key players, Jackson Chourio and Andrew Vaughn, from injury. Chourio, a power hitter, and Vaughn, a recent acquisition, have been sidelined with left hand fractures. The teams pitching has been a bright spot, with Jacob Misiorowski and Kyle Hamilton stepping up. They face the Arizona Diamondbacks starting Tuesday, hoping these returns will boost their offense.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers Rehab Assignments: Jackson, Vaughn Return. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewer is sitting at 14 wins and 13 losses, dead last in the tight NL Central after that 97-win division, Crown, last year. They're kicking off rehab assignments for two key bats tomorrow, Jackson Churrio and Andrew Vaughn, both sideline most of the season with left hand, fractures. Churrio hasn't logged a single game yet, placed on the injured list right on opening day. Dude smashed 21 homers in each of his first two pro seasons, handling outfield spots like a vet before turning 22. The crew's banking on his breakout this year. Vaughn turned heads after joining from the White Sox last season, but he got hurt immediately after one hit in an RBI on opening day. With Christian Yellich also out, the offense has been ice cold early on. Pitching's been the lifeline though, thanks to sharp outings from Jacob Misierowski and Kyle Hamilton, filling the void left by Freddie Peralta. They snapped a four-game win streak, Sunday against the Pirates, had Monday off,
and now good vibes with his injury update. Heads into a three-game home set versus the Arizona Diamondback starting Tuesday night, Chad Patrick on the mound for Milwaukee. These returns could spark the lineup just when they needed. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Milwaukee Brewers News today update, AI-powered and always on.
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