Frelick's Slump: Brewers Fans Stay Cool

0:00On April 21st, Milwaukee Brewer is sitting at 12 wins and 9 losses after their first 21 games, a solid start overall. But the National League Central is heating up fast, dropping the crew to last place for now. Main worry is Ray Field or South Freelich, who's batting just 191 with the 265 slugging and one home or so far. Earlier this week, Brewer's broadcaster Jeff Levering went on ESPN Milwaukee telling fans to stay cool. Freelich had a couple solid games in Miami getting on base, but he just needs longer at bats and to finish strong. With injuries up top in the lineup, he's still batting high and should bounce back quick. Fans might be twitching seeing his 560 OPS, but Levering says no panic button yet. Last season in 2025, Freelich crushed 288 with 12 homers, 63 RBI, 19 steals and the 756. OPS, his best year since debuting in 2023, his defense stays goal-gloved sharp and he's got that speed and on-base skill when locked in.

1:04At 26, he's a proven piece for a team that's traded big, but stays competitive. It's early April, so give him time to heat up and help push the brewers back up the standings where they belong. This has been Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.