The Milwaukee Brewers won 93 games, finished first in the National League Central division and made the MLB postseason despite missing the services of star outfielder Christian Yelich for a big chunk of the season.
Yelich’s season ended in August after it was decided that he had to have surgery on his back. Rehab was initially considered in addressing his back issue but surgery was ultimately deemed as the best solution.
In what was his first post on Instagram since early December, Yelich shared a series of photos that recapped his 2024 experience. He also captioned the post with “2024 ✅.”
Among the photos he shared showed him on a hospital bed, likely after back surgery. Yelich concluded the slide with a photo of the American Family Field after the Brewers won the NL Central for the third time in four seasons.
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Fans react to Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich’s New Year’s Day post
Fans immediately showed their love for Yelich with warm messages on the comment section of his post.
“Yelich 2025 MVP. Brewers – 2025 World Series winners. This is your year !”
“Good luck on the other side of 2024! Your year is coming 2025 Go Brewers!”
“Cubs got Kyle tucker. WE GOT PRIME YELICH BACK”
“Cannot wait for opening day 2025!!”
“Yeli! I miss you a lot! I hope that you’re feeling healthy and you’re feeling better now! I also hope that you can feel more better once the new baseball season begins! Love you so much!”
Yelich, who was the 2018 National League Most Valuable Player appeared in only 32 games in 2024, hitting .315/.406/.504 with 11 home runs, 42 RBIs and 21 stolen bases.
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