Here are the numbers for the guys since July 13th (through 8/6): Prince Fielder: 106 PA's, .297 ba .396 obp .527 slg .923 ops 4 home runs *OPS before the all-star game- .996 JJ Hardy: 94 PA's, .227 ba .269 obp .273 slg .542 ops 0 home runs *OPS before the all-star game- .833 Francisco Cordero: 12 IP, 4.50 ERA, 12 Ks, 2 losses, 7 saves *ERA before the all-star game- 2.86 Ben Sheets: 3.1 IP, 2.70 ERA, 3 Ks *ERA before the all-star game- 3.41 I just thought it would be interesting to see how the all-stars were doing after the break. Small sample size caveats definitely apply. I'm not trying to show anything one way or another, I was just curious how they were all doing. Anyway, the Brewers are 11-14 after the break compared to 49-39 before it. They were scoring 4.9 runs per game before the break and are scoring 4.4 after. They were giving up 4.4 runs before the break and are giving up 5.2 after. As for the 4 all-stars, Prince's home run pace has slowed considerably, but he is getting on base at a great clip and hitting for a good average and good slugging percentage. JJ is totally and completely in the tank and has been since before the break. Cordero has had a bit of a rough time, but not really too bad, all things considered. Sheets is (obviously) injured.