Chourio & Vaughn's Rehab: Brewers' Offense Boost

0:00On April 28th, Milwaukee Brewers fans hold tight help is on the way for that sputtering offense. Outfielder Jackson Cheerio and first baseman Andrew Vaughn kickoff rehab stints with Triple-A Nashville on April 29th with both I.A. Return to the big club May 4th in St. Louis. Cheerio's missed every game this year after fracturing his third metacarpal bone on March 4th, prepping for the World Baseball Classic. Monga just four at bats on opening day before breaking his left Hamate bone, landing him in surgery and on the shelf ever since. The Brewers have been starving for power without these two key bats in their top projected hitters. They're tied for last in baseball with only 19 home runs and they've gone seven straight games without a long ball. They're worth streak since. Back in 1999. Meanwhile, first base is held up okay. Thanks to Jake Bowers and Gary Sanchez combining for seven homers and a solid 505 slugging percentage.

1:00But the outfield total disaster without Cheerio hitting just two 16 average with only two dingers all year and none since April 4th. These reinforcements could flip the script quick, injecting the pot Milwaukee desperately needs to climb the standings before it's too late. That's the story for today Milwaukee Brewers news today driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story.