Brewers Crush Diamondbacks, Woodruff Injured

On May 1st, Milwaukee Brewers crushed the Arizona Diamondbacks 13 to 1 in their series

finale Thursday, even without three top hitters like Christian Yelich, Jackson Churio, and

Andrew Vaughn.

They wrecked up 14 hits in 37 ad bats for a total route.

This win came right after they opened the series with a 13 to 2 blowout, two days earlier,

showing their offense stays hot, no matter who's, sideline.

But the bright spot dimmed with starter Brandon Woodruff, whose fastball velocity dropped

below 87 miles per hour way off his 92, 0.5 season average.

Manager Pat Murphy said Woodruff felt his arm was just dead, no injury vibe, but they

had to play it safe given his past issues.

Friday, the Brewers put Woodruff on the 15-day injured list and announced it on social media.

Murphy stayed optimistic, hoping rest rebuilt his strength without anything serious underneath.

Andrew has been solid this year, two wins.

One loss with a 3.60 ERA, over six starts and 30 innings.

Though monitor tests closely, but expect him out a bit while the team keeps rolling.

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