Chourio & Vaughn's Rehab: Brewers Fans Rejoice

It's April 30th.

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Brewer's outfielder Jackson Churrio and first baseman, Andrew Vaughn, kicked off their

rehab stints with the AAA Nashville sounds last Wednesday, nighting against the Norfolk

tides, jumping right into the lineup.

Churrio led off with a walk in the first, then scored later on a double after another

free pass in the third, though he got thrown out at home once.

Then grounded into a force out, Vaughn followed with a single to advance him early, but flied

out and grounded out in his other trips to the plate.

Both guys have been dealing with fractured bones in their left hands, sidelining them for

weeks, Churrio from a hit by pitch before the World Baseball.

Classic, and Vaughn from a mishap against the White Sucks, that needed surgery back on

March 30th.

As planned, they both got pulled after the fourth inning to keep things controlled and avoid

any setbacks.

The walkies eyeing their return for Monday series in St. Louis, so Burwer's fans might

see these two back in action soon, boosting that lineup.

Steps just in time.