Brandon Woodruff Pulled Off Rehab Stint With Elbow Contusion
Briefly

Brandon Woodruff, a veteran starter for the Brewers, faced another setback in his attempt to return to major league action due to a right elbow contusion sustained during a rehab start. The injury, which occurred from a comebacker, isn’t structurally damaging but is expected to keep him sidelined for a few weeks. This is frustrating as Woodruff was close to joining the active roster following a long recovery from shoulder surgery. The Brewers will likely need to adjust their rotation as they continue to integrate young talent in his absence.
Brandon Woodruff's injury during a rehab start has delayed his return to the MLB rotation, sidelining him for a few weeks after a right elbow contusion.
Despite a painful setback, the Brewers and their fans can take solace in the fact that Woodruff's injury isn't structurally significant.
Woodruff was on course for a timely return post-rehab, but the recent injury means another wait as the Brewers reconfigure their rotation.
The Brewers' rotation has shown strength due to Woodruff's expected return, but now they may need to lean on their younger pitchers longer.
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