Frelick's Back Tightness: Brewers Cautious

0:00It's April 5th. From the locker room to your ears, this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Milwaukee Brewer's outfielder, Sal Frelek, got pulled from their game against the Kansas City Royals on April 4th with some left-side tightness. It was an 8-2 loss at Kaufman Stadium right after he singled in the 4th inning. The team swapped him out for Brandon Lockridge to play it safe. Senator Pat Murphy says it looks more like a muscular issue in the lower back. Not the scary oblique strain that could bend to a guy for weeks. They were worried at first, but tests came back fine, so the Brewer's dodged what could have been a big problem early in the season. Frelek himself wasn't fazed at all. He told reporters he felt good enough to stand and was surprised they yanked him. Murphy had to force the competitive rookie out, knowing he pushed through pain. No major updates yet, but expect Frelek to sit out the series finale on Sunday, just in case. That lines him up perfectly to return Monday when the Brewer's heads off Fenway for three

1:03games against his hometown Boston Red Sox. Sounds like good news from Milwaukee Frelek stays fresh, and the line up keeps its spark without missing a bean.