Brewers star Yelich back in lineup after missing 5 starts
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MILWAUKEE – Brewers star Christian Yelich has returned to the lineup after missing five starts because of a back injury.
The NL MVP was set to bat third and play right field Tuesday night when the Brewers hosted Minnesota.
Yelich leads the NL with a .335 batting average and his 39 home runs are tied for the most in the majors with Mike Trout of the Angels.
Yelich pinch-hit on Sunday and struck out in the Brewers’ 1-0 loss to the Texas Rangers.
The lefty-swinging Yelich missed six consecutive games from April 29 to May 4 while dealing with a back issue. He has not been on the injured list this season.
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