Brewers' Injury Woes: Rehab Assignments Bring Hope

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The Milwaukee Brewer's are off to a rough start this season, sitting near the bottom of the National League Central after just one month.

That's a big surprise for a team that's dominated the division lately, but injuries have wrecked their lineup from day one.

Key guys, like Jackson Churrio, have been out all year after hurting himself in the World Baseball Classic.

Quinn Priester never even played due to an offseason issue.

Andrew Vaughn lasted just one game before going down, and Christian Yelich has missed her.

Last few weeks, fans and analysts are buzzing about how these absences have tanked the brewer's chances so far.

Churrio, a 22-year-old outfield star, racked up 6.1 wins above, replacement over 279 games already.

Vaughn shocked everyone last year, hitting 308 with solid power in 64 games after leaving the White Sucks.

The good news dropped earlier this week when the team announced Churrio and Vaughn star rehab assignments tomorrow.

That could plug huge holes, especially Vaughn crushing lefties as a first-based option alongside Jake Bowers.

With every team in the in-else central above 500, the only division like that, the brewers just need health to climb back and battle for the top.

That's fine.