When the Brewers traded ace Corbin Burnes prior to the 2024 season and lost star right-hander Brandon Woodruff to injury, a club that had relied mostly on stellar pitching and just enough hitting in previous years wasn’t exactly expected to run away with a division title.

But that bat is back in 2025. And it will have even more special meaning this year. Yelich's bat is all about honoring his good friend Bob Uecker, the voice of Brewers baseball for over 50 years who died last month at age 90.

Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich paid homage to late broadcaster Bob Uecker with a custom bat for the club's spring picture media day on Friday. Uecker, who died on Jan. 16 at the age of 90, spent 54 years as the Brewers' radio announcer and was beloved nationally for his appearances in film and television.

Christian Yelich is now six months removed from low back surgery that he hopes will allow him to be pain free.

PHOENIX — Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich says he will be ready for the start of the season. Six months removed from back surgery that brought a premature end to a resurgent season, Yelich arrived in camp Saturday at full strength with his sights set on an even better 2025 campaign.

The Brewers are turning to a familiar face in a search for depth after facing significant injuries last season.

Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich is ready to leave his lingering injuries in 2024. Back surgery prematurely ended Yelich’s All-Star campaign in August. He’s battled various back ailments in recent years and frequently struggled to regain his MVP ...

Brewers position players aren't required to report to spring training until Tuesday, February 18th, but star outfielder Christian ... A healthy Yelich is a very dangerous hitter in the middle of the Brewers lineup and if Milwaukee is going to three-peat ...

The Milwaukee Brewers received good news as star outfielder Christian Yelich could be set to make a return from injury soon after only appearing in 73 games last season. The Brewers could have Yelich back in the lineup as soon as the 2025 campaign gets under way,

Former National League MVP Christian Yelich is in camp for the Milwaukee Brewers and he issued a good injury update as he recovers from back surgery last year. Per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com: Christian Yelich is in camp and says his rehab is on schedule.

Unless something crazy happens here, I don’t see why I wouldn’t be ready” for the opener, Christian Yelich said.

PHOENIX – Christian Yelich wasted no time answering probably the No. 1 most-asked question regarding the Milwaukee Brewers heading into spring training. "I don't see any reason why I won't be ...