Brewers' Vaughn Injury, Quero Debut: Adapting Early

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Brewer's first baseman Andrew Vaughn just had surgery on his fractured left-hama

table and he's already started rehab.

This came right after getting jammed on a pitch during opening day's big 14-to-2 win

over the White Sox, his old team.

The club hopes he can get back out there by mid-May.

To fill the gap, they called up Top Catching Prospect Jefferson Carrow, who made his debut

Sunday with a walk in a ground out in another win against the White Sox.

Quarrel adds a right-handed bat unless them slide veteran Gary Sanchez over to first base

when needed.

Vaughn didn't even feel the full pain at first.

At adrenaline from opening day, kept him going for three more at-bats, including an

RBI single.

He woke up hurting bad and got tests that confirmed the fracture.

He's one of several big leaguers hitting this injury lately, like Francisco Lendor, Jackson

Holiday, and Corbin Carrow all in February.

Meanwhile, the Brewers took another hit with Outfielder Jackson Churrio landing on the

10-day injured list before opening day with his own fractured, left hand from Winter

Ball, manager Pam Murphy called it tough, losing two top-right-handed hitters from the heart

of the order.

Vaughn staying positive, calling it just part of the game, and focusing on a quick bounce

back.

With young talent stepping up, the Brewers are adapting early in the season.