Sal Frelick's Injury: Brewers' Concerns

0:00It's April 5th, I'm Cory with the story. This is MLB News Today, driven by AI and built for baseball fans. Milwaukee Brewer's outfielder, South Freelich, had to leave the second game of their double header against the Kansas City Royals with tightness in his left side. It happened in the fourth inning during his second half bat, right after he lined a single to center and showed some pain. The team brought in pinch runner Brandon Lockridge, who stole second and shifted to left field, while Blake Perkins took over and right. Brewer's manager Pat Murphy downplayed it after their A to 2 loss, calling it muscular soreness, rather than anything serious like an oblique, strain, and praised Freelich's toughness for needing to get pulled. Freelich had been dealing with his nagging issue before the road trip, but tests came back clean, and he's unsure for Sunday's finale, the 25-year-old is batting 192 over eight games this season, with one homer and two RBI's in his fourth year since going 15th. Overall, in the 2021 draft, we'll keep an eye on how he bounces back as the Brewer's

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