Braun back to work with Brewers  TOM WITHERS AP Sports Writer
Published:  PHOENIX (AP) -- His 50-game suspension and months of
anxiety lifted from his shoulders, Ryan Braun carried only an
equipment bag containing his bat and glove.  No speeches or
suspicions on this day.  Braun took batting practice, shagged
fly balls in the outfield and ran the bases like a little kid,
relishing every second in the sun.  Back on the field. Back
where he belonged.  "It was a lot of fun," Milwaukee's
outfielder said Saturday following the Brewers' first full-squad
workout this spring. "I had a lot of fun today, just being
around my teammates and being on the baseball field and getting
to play baseball was nice. It was a lot of fun."  One day after
he vehemently defended his innocence and integrity in the
aftermath of his suspension for a positive drug test being
overturned by an arbitrator, Braun was finally able to put the
turmoil behind him.  It was business as usual. It was baseball
-- at last.  Following a morning meeting