Brewers' Vaughn Out with Hamate Fracture, Depth Tested

It's March 29th.

Welcome to Milwaukee Brewers News Today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad.

I'm Corey with the story.

Milwaukee Brewers sitting pretty at two wins and zero losses after dominating the Chicago

White Sox in their first two games.

But the good vibes got hit hard by injuries.

Young Outfield, their Jackson Churrio, went on the injured list with a hand fracture right

before opening day.

Now first baseman, Andrew Vaughn joins him, nursing a fractured left-haemade bone in his

left hand.

Some things that happened during his first at-bat on opening day when he got jammed up.

He played through the pain that day, felt some soreness at home, but woke up in the middle

of the night with a throbbing bad.

Texted the training staff right away, got scans, and the doc confirmed it.

Vaughn owned up to the sting of the news, calling it part of the game but staying positive.

He was shocked he powered through the opener, but hates missing time with the squad.

This haemat fracture is no stranger in baseball or golf circles.

Just a spring training, three big names dealt with it in three days, Mets shortstop Francisco

Lindor, Orioles Infielder, Jackson Holiday, and D-Backs Outfielder, Corbin Carroll.

Brewer's depth will get tested without Vaughn for four to six weeks.

But if they keep winning like this early, they might ride the momentum straight.

New has come back.