I think it's fairly easy to think the offense is just in a bit of a funk. Just before the season started I did a rudimentary comparison between spring training in 2020 to spring training in 2021 and the offense was night and day better this year than last year. In 2020 the Brewers only had 8 spring training games (out of 20 total) where they scored 5 runs or more, 1 game with 14 runs, 1 game with 7 runs, 2 games with 6 runs and the other 4 with 5 runs. They had 9 games where they scored 2 runs or fewer. That's probably as bad as it gets. A truly pathetic performance and it was during spring training where there are some terrible pitchers to pad stats against. This year they had 16 games (out of 29) with 5 or more runs, 3 games where they scored double digits, several games with 7, 8 or 9 runs scored. So much better compared to last season. Yelich looked like himself, stats elevated to a 1.3 OPS and sure a lot could be attributed to it being spring training but he passed the eye test. This lineup can hit. They're slumping a bit right now, the Twins did a number on them and it makes sense that guys might start pressing trying to get things going especially if they only have one or two hits to begin the year. They just need to get into a groove, maybe it's just mindset right now because they've started slow, I just really thought before the season that the offense wasn't going to be as bad as last season, which in and of itself is a low bar, but I felt they would be more than simply better than horrendous. We need to give them a chance to get it going. Four games is too early to panic.