It's a fair point here, and as much as the Brewers get by with creativity, I don't think radical ideas should be so quickly dismissed. With that being said, it's pretty much been said by both the Brewers and Braun that he is never moving back to 3B. As far as Aguilar goes, I could see him getting plugged in for an occasional game or two at 3rd as he was last season to get his bat in the lineup. On a regular basis however I seriously doubt that Aguilar at 3rd would be considered given his defensive limitations. I get that it happened with Shaw, but I think they simply saw it as a unique situation, rather than a green light now to shuffle players at will. Exactly. The idea of moving your sure-handed and athletic 3B to 2B has much more credence than moving your lumbering nearly 300-pound 1B to 3B. Just because Shaw played 2B doesn't mean that it's fair game on putting guys wherever you want. I'm all for creativity in the lineup and defensively, but the idea that Jesus is going to play 3B on a regular basis is just too far out there to make any logical sense.