Daniel Vogelbach Stats

Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Daniel Vogelbach (hamstring) has been activated off the 60-day injured list on Wednesday. He missed over two months due to a hamstring issue and foot injury that happened during his rehab assignment. He won't be in the lineup on Wednesday, but is an option off the bench for Milwaukee. Vogelbach is hitting .216/.323/.386 with seven homers during his limited time in Milwaukee this season. What you see is what you get with Vogelbach. A powerful left-handed bat with tremendous home run upside, but will hit for a low batting average and doesn't walk much. He probably won't be worth a look in most fantasy formats right now.

over 1 month ago

Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Daniel Vogelbach (hamstring) has been sent to Triple-A Nashville to begin a rehab assignment, the team announced through Twitter on Thursday. Vogelbach has been out since the end of June after suffering a hamstring strain while running from third base to home on an RBI single. This is a good sign for Vogelbach, who has been primarily only an option in deeper formats this year thanks to his .216/.323/.386 triple-slash line, seven home runs, 16 RBI and 23 runs scored over 67 games this season. Rowdy Tellez has filled in at first base most recently for Milwaukee, and could make a case to hang on to the starting job even after Vogelbach is healthy, as Tellez is slashing .344/.450/.656 with three homers, 10 RBI and six runs scored over 14 games with the Brewers.

over 2 months ago

Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Daniel Vogelbach (hamstring) hit on the field for the first time on Thursday since landing on the injured list. It was a nice step forward, but Vogelbach must still clear the hurdles of running and playing defense. The left-handed slugger landed on the injured list with a left hamstring strain and is expected to miss at least another month of action, which is part of the reason why Milwaukee went out and acquired left-handed hitting first baseman Rowdy Tellez from the Toronto Blue Jays this week. Vogelbach will occasionally get ahold of a ball and has seven home runs, but his .216 batting average and .323 on-base percentage leave plenty to be desired. And he might see even fewer at-bats in the second half if Tellez sticks around.

3 months ago