Brewers activate Sal Frelick as Luis Lara excels in outfield
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 9:29 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

The Milwaukee Brewers have activated Sal Frelick from the injured list ahead of their game against the left-handed pitcher Zac Thorton on August 25, 2026. Frelick had missed time due to a shoulder injury but was performing well before his absence. Luis Lara has stepped up in Frelick's absence, providing strong defense and a solid offensive showing, leading the team to consider a platoon system in the outfield moving forward. The Brewers currently possess the best record in baseball and will need to optimize their lineup to manage Frelick, Lara, Garrett Mitchell, and others effectively.
- •Frelick activated after shoulder injury.
- •Lara has strong performance with.300 average in 16 games.
- •Brewers face lefty Thorton, indicating lineup strategy.
- •Frelick and Lara may share time in right field.
- •Mitchell and Chourio continue to earn daily starts.
- 9:29 PMYahoo Sports — How Will Brewers Manage Outfield Logjam With Sal Frelick Back, Luis Lara Playing Well
"The Milwaukee Brewers will have to figure out how to manage the outfield the rest of the way
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