Brewers' Jake Bauers Day-to-Day With Shin Splints
Milwaukee's first baseman/outfielder is dealing with shin splints and expected to miss a few days, though he has not been placed on the IL.
Jake Bauers, the Brewers' first baseman and outfielder, is currently listed as day-to-day due to shin splints. The team intends to give him a brief rest period. He has not been placed on the injured list as of this report. His absence could affect Milwaukee's lineup construction against Texas.
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