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Contreras' Hand Injury Raises Concerns for Brewers' Playoff Push

9/21/2025

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Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras left the game on September 20 due to a hand injury from a swing.
X-rays revealed no fractures, easing concerns as he has been dealing with a fractured middle finger this season.
Contreras is eager to return for the next game, highlighting his competitive nature.
His absence could affect the Brewers' chances of clinching the NL Central title.
Manager Pat Murphy criticized the interference call that caused the injury, while backup catcher Danny Jansen may start if needed.

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Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras left the game on September 20 due to a hand injury from a swing.
X-rays revealed no fractures, easing concerns as he has been dealing with a fractured middle finger this season.
Contreras is eager to return for the next game, highlighting his competitive nature.
His absence could affect the Brewers' chances of clinching the NL Central title.
Manager Pat Murphy criticized the interference call that caused the injury, while backup catcher Danny Jansen may start if needed.