not for the brewers, as those players are likely mostly early camp minor leaguers not in major league camp and rehabbing players. expect any player destined for the big leagues or the alternate training site roster (and possibly the injured list) to fly on a charter plane after today's final cactus league game to texas, and then onward to milwaukee. don't forget that mlb wants its players to avoid commercial air travel until at least may. charter flights keep the guys in a bubble. I thought they stayed in AZ until April 12th when ATS opens. Makes sense with commercial travel you also have to factor in that the second wave of spring training, set to last five weeks in arizona, will have new players that have to clear intake and get ramped up. doesn't make sense to keep a bunch of guys who have already cleared intake and are stretched out in arizona. one, you're reducing crowd sizes in arizona, and two, you're keeping the majority of the players on the same timeline of start-of-camp workouts instead of actual game playing in the first weeks of spring training 2.0. remember, for the month of april, clubs may only activate players from their alternate training site. the brewers obtained permission from mlb to conduct their alternate training site activities at american family field during the first homestand of the 2021 championship season and while the brewers are on their first road trip.