Stowers Returns, Marlins Face Brewers' Ace

0:00It's April 22nd. This is MLB News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The Miami-Marlins just activated Outfielder, Kyle Stowers, from the 10-day injured list after he shook off that right hamstring strain. He's jumping straight into Sunday's lineup against the Milwaukee Brewers, batting clean-up in left field. To clear space, they optioned Infielder, Davis and De Los Santos back to Triple-A Jacksonville for more playing time. Newspapers faces a tough test right away from the Brewers' second-year ace, 24-year-old Jacob Mesierowski. The right-handers sitting at one win and one loss with a 3.32 ERA this season, building on last year's solid rookie run that helped. Milwaukee pushed to the National League Championship Series. This returns that he's the Marlins Outfield, pairing Stowers with lead-off man Jacob Marci in center, and hot-hitting rookie Owen Casey in right. Stowers have been waiting since his spring training setbacks kept him out for opening day, messing with the rotation alongside his story Ruiz on the shelf.

1:02Stowers earned National League All-Star Nod's last year, slashing 288 over 368 over 544 with 25 homers, and 73 RBIs. He even snagged Player of the Month Honors, the first Marlin in nearly a decade. Even with Stowers back, the injury bug bites hard, four position players still sideline on the 10-day list, plus pitchers Adam Mesour and Ronnie. Enrique has done for the year on the 60-day after elbow surgeries, Marlins grinding through, but Depp's thin at first base too.