Yelich Rehabbing, Brewers Injuries Mount

On May 1st, the walkie-brewer star Christian Yelich has been on the 10-day injured list since April 14th, with a strained and left groin.

He's rehabbing daily at American Family Field, while the team hits the road, working with trainers and other her players.

Staying behind feels boring to him, especially on trips like the recent ones to Miami in Detroit.

As a key clubhouse leader, he wants to be with the squad, but it gave him focused time to push his recovery.

Everything's on track so far, with Yelich hitting flips in off a tee, plus starting light running.

The brewers eye a mid to late may come back, so he's got weeks of steady work ahead.

Meanwhile, a win over the Diamondbacks brought fresh worry when starter Brandon Woodrow's velocity drop sharp, forcing him out after four outs for, and MRI.

The team's missing left-fielder, Jackson Churrio, and first baseman Andrew Vaughn, with fractured left-pans, plus relievers Angel Zurpa.

Jared Konig, and Rob Zastrazini, and starter Quinn Priester 2.

Sitting at 16 wins and 14 losses heading into May, it's solid amid the injuries, but Yelich knows the road gets tougher in a strong.

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