Brewers Struggle Without Yelich, Face Blue Jays

0:00It's April 14. This is Milwaukee Brewers News today, driven by AI your team, nonstop. The Milwaukee Brewers kicked off the 2026 season with big hopes of owning the National League Central. But after 15 games, there, sitting at 8 wins and 7 losses with a rough 5 game skid dragging them down. That streak includes 3 straight losses at home to the Washington Nationals and it got worse when Star's Lugger Christian Yellage pulled up lame. During Sunday's game with a growing strain, manager Pat Murphy confirmed on the radio that Yellage is headed to the 10-day injured list and could miss more time after imaging show the issue. Yellage was scorching hot early, batting 3-14 with one homer, 10 RBI and 10 run scored, so losing him hits hard for a lineup that's already sputtering. Veteran Gary Sanchez stepped in as the designated hitter and smashed a 3 run homer to tie things up, though they still fell 8-6, he might. Hold down the spot while William Contreras catches, but if Yellage is out long, they could

1:03chase free agents or call up Triple A talent. Right now, the Brewers host the Toronto Blue Jays for 3 games before a 6-game road swing against the Miami Marlins and Detroit Tigers, testing if they can shake this slump without their big bat.