Brewers' Frelick Hits Injury Snag, Lineup Shuffling Expected

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The Milwaukee Brewer's are rolling early in the 2026 season after their 97 win run

last year.

But they hit a snag in a double header against the Kansas City Royals when Wright

Field or South Relic left the game right after slapping a single in the second inning.

He grimaced jogging at first and got pulled immediately.

With the team later saying it was left side tightness, sounds like a possible oblique

issue.

Which often sidelines guys for at least two weeks, even if mild.

This hurts because the brewers are already without outfielders, Jackson Churrio and Andrew

Vaughn on the injured list, and they just grabbed Luis Matos from the Giants to patch things

up.

Freelid going down stretches that thin.

The 25-year-old broke out last year with a 288 average, 12 homers, 19 steals over 140

games, plus elite right field defense, third best in the national league by outs above

average.

They're waiting on imaging to know for sure, but expect him to miss time, forcing more

reps for Blake Perkins, Brandon Lockridge, and Matos might even shift Christian Yelich

to the outfield or juggle the roster for lefty bats to keep the line of humming.