Brewers' Stars Return in May, Boosting Lineup

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The Milwaukee Brewers have missed Christian Yelich since April 12th due to an adductor strain, and man, he's been their steadiest bat in the middle of the order.

And just 15 games this season, he's slashing 314 over 375, over 451, with an A-26 OPS, one Homer.

10 RBIs, free steals, and 10 run scored. With Jackson Churrio and Andrew Vaughn also sidelined, the Brewers have scraped by, but Tuesday brought some real hope.

Both Churrio and Vaughn kick off rehab assignments tomorrow, eyeing a return in early May to shore up the lineup.

Fans and analysts see this as huge, because Milwaukee sits at 14 and 13, hovering above 500 without their full punch.

The teams holding steady, but they black that spark, especially in power-hitting.

Latest word has Yelich, right on schedule for mid to late May, while Quinn Priester throws a side session tomorrow and a 60 to 65 pitch.

Bullpen Friday, targeting early to mid-May himself.

Once these guys filter back, expect the Brewers to elevate, stacking firepower and finally clicking into gear for a stronger run.