After dealing with injuries to two of their top defensive outfielders for much of the season, the Milwaukee Brewers are finally seeing progress. Blake Perkins, who fractured his tibia during spring training, and Garrett Mitchell, sidelined with an oblique strain since late April, have begun their rehab assignments with the ACL Brewers. Manager Pat Murphy noted that Mitchell is slightly ahead in his recovery and could join Triple-A Nashville by the end of June, while Perkins may require the full 20-day rehab window.

Both players are vital to the Brewers' defense and their return is expected to significantly enhance the team's lineup. Mitchell, who had previously shown promise during spring training, might make a quicker comeback than Perkins, providing much-needed depth to the roster. As they return to action, both players will need time to regain their form after lengthy absences.

The Milwaukee Brewers have placed center fielder Garrett Mitchell on the 10-day injured list due to a left oblique strain, diagnosed after an MRI. Mitchell sustained the injury during a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, departing after the fourth inning. Daz Cameron, who has been performing exceptionally well in Triple-A, has been called up to fill the void left by Mitchell. Cameron boasts a .372 batting average with five home runs and 16 RBIs in just 10 games with Nashville. The Brewers have also transferred Blake Perkins to the 60-day injured list due to a right shin injury.

Blake Perkins, the Milwaukee Brewers outfielder, is set to miss the first month of the season due to a fractured right shin sustained during batting practice. Brewers manager Pat Murphy indicated that Perkins will require a healing period of three to four weeks, followed by a ramp-up phase of four to six weeks, pushing his return to May. Perkins had a notable season last year, hitting .240 with six home runs and being a finalist for the NL Gold Glove in center field. His absence will be felt significantly, as Murphy noted that Perkins is a beloved teammate and an essential contributor both offensively and defensively.

Moreover, right-handed pitcher JB Bukauskas is also facing a potential setback with what appears to be a serious lat injury, and he is contemplating surgery. Bukauskas had an impressive 1.50 ERA in limited appearances last season but struggled with injuries.

Blake Perkins, a key outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers, is set to miss significant time after fracturing his right shin during batting practice. Team manager Pat Murphy announced that Perkins is expected to be sidelined for about a month, pushing his potential return to May. Last season, he contributed notably with a .240 batting average, 43 RBIs, and 23 stolen bases, solidifying his role as both a beloved player and a defensive asset.

In addition to Perkins' injury, Milwaukee faces more challenges as pitcher J.B. Bukauskas is also dealing with a serious lat injury, raising concerns about surgery. Bukauskas had shown promise last year with a remarkable 1.50 ERA in limited appearances, but his recurring lat issues could further complicate the Brewers' pitching depth this season.

Adolis García is turning heads in Rangers camp with his explosive performance, while newcomer Robert Garcia is overcoming early challenges. After dealing with forearm irritation, Robert Garcia successfully completed his first bullpen session of the spring, expressing relief and satisfaction with his command. He emphasized the importance of staying on track, particularly since he was acquired in the Nathaniel Lowe trade to bolster the bullpen for high-leverage situations.

Meanwhile, Joc Pederson has returned to camp after a brief illness, focusing on infield drills as the Rangers manage their roster depth. Manager Bruce Bochy indicated that Pederson will serve primarily as a backup first baseman rather than an outfield option, highlighting the team’s strong outfield lineup.