Diamondbacks' Injured Players Return, Vargas Wins Weekly Honor

It's April 29th, you're listening to Milwaukee Brewers News today, AI Power Coverage of

Your Squad.

Adrian Del Castillo is back in the Diamondbacks lineup after dislocating a finger joint in

Mexico City two days ago.

He's serving as the designated hitter against the Brewers tonight, not catching, and says

it feels like a simple jam, even if it's not fully comfy.

The injury came from a foul tip that needed popping back into place.

Meanwhile, shortstop Gerardo Pardomo is still sideline with a sprained left ankle from

last Saturday, though he's available off the bench after some.

Batting practice.

Zach Galen took a comeback or two as shoulder, but through on Monday and plans a bullpin

session tomorrow ahead of his next start.

Catcher Gabriel Moreno should return Friday in Chicago from an oblique strain, while first

baseman Carlo Santana and others like Tyler Locklear are, getting live at bats in extended

spring.

Manager Tori LeVolo used the off day to drive to Green Bay, checking out Lambo Field and

reflecting on coach Vince Lombardi's winning mindset.

In Fielder, Ildemaro Vargas snacked his first National League player of the week honor and

his 10th big league season.

Tonight at 4.40 pm, Merrill Kelly takes the mound for Arizona against Milwaukee's Chad

Patrick, a former D-Backs prospect now with the Brewers.

The series rolls on tomorrow with Eduardo Rodriguez versus Brandon Sproet, then Michael

Sorroca against Brandon Woodruff on Thursday before Galen faces the Cubs Friday.

Keep an eye on how these banged up bats hold up in the cold Wisconsin air.