Sept. 16: OF Christian Yelich again to day-to-day standing
Yelich was 0-for-3 with one stroll, one run scored and two strikeouts in Friday’s 5-3 win over the Nationals, his first recreation again from a six-game absence because of low again stiffness. After watching him transfer round, and after a dialog the next afternoon, supervisor Craig Counsell opted towards beginning Yelich once more when the collection continued Saturday night time, characterizing the star outfielder as as soon as once more everyday.
“You recognize, I simply do not suppose we’re at 100% but,” Counsell mentioned. “I feel we must always wait till we get there. We’ll see when that’s. I am hopeful and optimistic that it is quickly, however we did not see it [Friday]. We’ll simply play it everyday from right here on out. … At this level, we want 100% of Christian Yelich. It isn’t the time to go on the market lower than that.”
Sept. 15: OF Garrett Mitchell begins rehab task
Mitchell, sidelined since struggling a torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder on April 18 at Seattle, was in Triple-A Nashville’s beginning lineup on Friday night time in Charlotte to start out what he hopes is a fast ramp-up to a late-season stint with the Brewers. The timetable is tight. Starting Friday, the Sounds had 9 video games left on their schedule, and Mitchell may have some relaxation days combined in early on. The Brewers will wait till the conclusion of the Minor League season (the Sounds’ finale is Sunday, Sept. 24) to resolve whether or not Mitchell is able to assist in the Majors.
Coming into Friday, Brewers heart fielders ranked 18th of 30 Main League groups with a .711 OPS, and one participant who has seen important time there, Joey Wiemer, was mired in a deep stoop, with a .518 OPS for the reason that All-Star break.
DH Jesse Winker (proper quadriceps)
Anticipated return: TBD
Winker was rehabbing a again harm in August and he suffered one other setback: A strained proper quadriceps. He started one other rehab task on Sept. 12. (Final up to date: Sept. 12)
OF Blake Perkins (left indirect pressure)
Anticipated return: Doubtlessly within the postseason
Perkins was positioned on the 10-day injured record on Aug. 11 after he sustained the pressure on a throw, interrupting a season by which he has been useful off the bench as a switch-hitter and versatile defender. He started a rehab task with Triple-A Nashville on Sept. 12. (Final up to date: Sept. 12)
RHP Julio Teheran (proper hip impingement)
Anticipated return: TBD
Teheran surrendered six runs within the first inning and 9 runs over 5 innings of a July 29 loss to the Braves and puzzled aloud after the sport whether or not he was tipping pitches. It seems he was additionally coping with a proper hip impingement, which he mentioned started bothering him on July 18 towards the Phillies.
Teheran started a rehab task with Excessive-A Wisconsin on Aug. 25 and subsequently superior to Triple-A Nashville. He made his fourth rehab begin on Sept. 10. (Final up to date: Sept. 11)
CF Garrett Mitchell (left shoulder subluxation)
Anticipated return: Late September, on the earliest
Mitchell’s left shoulder popped out of the joint throughout the Brewers’ recreation towards the Mariners on April 18, and an MRI revealed important injury to his labrum — sufficient to necessitate surgical procedure on Might 2 that might sideline him for the rest of the season. However there’s nonetheless an opportunity he may play in late September or October, ought to the Brewers make it that far.
Mitchell took steps ahead on Sept. 15 when he was cleared to start a rehab task with Triple-A Nashville. The Sounds’ common season runs by means of Sept. 24, one week earlier than the tip of the Main League common season, and the Brewers have mentioned they may wait till that point to resolve whether or not Mitchell may be capable to assist. (Final up to date: Sept. 15)
LHP Aaron Ashby (left shoulder)
Anticipated return: 2024
Sidelined since he injured his shoulder in a run-up to Spring Coaching, Ashby progressed all summer season earlier than working right into a little bit of a roadblock by way of his velocity. He was capable of start a Minor League rehab task on Sept. 2 and made three temporary appearances for Excessive-A Wisconsin earlier than the tip of that affiliate’s season, the newest coming within the crew’s Sept. 10 finale. His rehab task was transferred to Double-A Biloxi on Sept. 14, and he’ll progress to Triple-A Nashville subsequent week for the ultimate collection of the Minor League season, however he is unlikely to pitch within the Majors this season, in accordance with supervisor Craig Counsell.
“I feel Aaron wants extra basis at this level, so I do not suppose it is doubtless,” Counsell mentioned. “There’s simply not sufficient time right here for what he must do and the situation that we might be placing him in for it to be honest. We’re in his restoration nonetheless, is what I really feel like. He is pitching with out ache and he is wholesome, however we’re nonetheless getting higher daily. We have to guarantee that continues with out the stress of a Main League recreation.” (Final up to date: Sept. 14)
RHP J.C. MejÃa (proper shoulder irritation)
Anticipated return: TBD
MejÃa landed on the 15-day IL on Aug. 15 complaining of shoulder discomfort and was shut down for about two weeks. He was despatched to the membership’s Arizona complicated on Aug. 27 to proceed his rehab. He was transferred to the 60-day IL on Sept. 11. (Final up to date: Sept. 11)
LHP Justin Wilson (left lat pressure)
Anticipated return: 2024
After recovering from Tommy John surgical procedure, Wilson was presupposed to make his long-awaited return throughout a July 28 recreation towards Atlanta. However on his final warmup pitch earlier than coming into, Wilson sustained an harm to his left lat.
Wilson returned to Milwaukee for exams to find out the severity of the harm, which the Brewers described as “important.” The left-hander was transferred to the 60-day IL on Aug. 7. (Final up to date: Aug. 7)
1B Darin Ruf (proper knee)
Anticipated return: TBD
Ruf suffered a laceration to his proper knee throughout Milwaukee’s June 2 win over the Reds that was so extreme it uncovered tendons and ligaments. He was stitched up and landed on the injured record the next day. Additional testing revealed a fractured patella (knee cap). He started a rehab task with Triple-A Nashville on Sept. 12. (Final up to date: Sept. 12)