Yelich's Progress Boosts Brewers' Resilience

It's May 1st.

This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, your AI power team coverage.

Christian Yelich is back with the Milwaukee Brewer's on their latest road trip, a solid

sign he's making progress from that groin injury.

It's not like he's suiting up right away, but traveling with the squad shows his recovery's

hitting a better groove.

Last trip, he stayed behind a Milwaukee, grinding daily rehab at the stadium.

Now he's evolved to hitting off a tee, light swings from coaches and some controlled

running, all while linking up with the training staff and other, heart players.

The brewers are holding steady at 16 wins and 14 losses into May, despite a brutal injury

wave hitting their lineup and pitching staff.

Yelich's leadership keeps the vibe strong in the clubhouse, even from the sidelines.

Pitcher Brandon Woodruff raised alarms by leaving a start early with a velocity drop,

heading straight for medical checks.

Position players like Jackson Churrio and Andrew Vaughn are rehabbing in the minors

and the bullpins missing arms too.

Yelich steps forward, bringing real hope, though he's still weeks from action.

For the brewers, riding this resilience keeps their early momentum alive as they wait

for the cavalry.