Brewers Make Changes at the Hot Corner

This season Mike Brosseau has had somewhat of a coming out party for the Brewers. He owns a 113 OPS+ across 56 games. He previously put up a 160 OPS+ with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2019, but that was in a shorter 36 game span. Brosseau is one off of his career high in homers during a single-season with five, and he’s right on par in both runs batted in and walks. 

Pablo Reyes returned to the Brewers and has now played five games this season with Milwaukee. He’s gone 4-for-15 with a walk and has yet to contribute an extra-base hit. Reyes is in his second season with Milwaukee and has impressed at Triple-A Nashville owning an .829 OPS in his age-28 season.

Milwaukee did also start infielder Jace Peterson on a rehab assignment with the Single-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Peterson last played a Major League game on July 17 and owns a career best 114 OPS+ across 80 games. The Brewers would be quite pleased to welcome him back onto the active roster in short order.