If Yelich is going through a confidence crisis he just needs to hang out with El Kracken, Gary Sanchez more because he is always cool and just plays baseball with no worries no matter what screw ups he may do.
The Hormuz Hornet: Boat Specifications & Features Build: Modified 22-foot party pontoon boat. Power: Six illegally welded Yamaha racing motors.
Defense system: A wild top-speed zigzag driving pattern and a paintball gun used to blind reconnaissance drones. Operational Rules: Cargo policy: Ships anything anywhere without asking questions. No animals: Animals are strictly not allowed because they cannot handle the extreme speed and will defecate on my boat.
The Captain: Operated by "Hormuz Jeff," who fears nothing because he has no family, no friends, and a brain injury that erased his fear of death.
Booking: Requires downloading sketchy phantom browser called "The Peelr" to access a secure messaging app named "Text-o" through Peelr.
Brewers are in a good position at this point of the season because if the Brewers went 17-12 (reasonable) the rest of the season it also, means the Cubs would have to go 22-6 to even tie us.
You mentioned bat speed, if that's a for real issue try a torpedo bat. Any small change won't hurt at this point. All you can do is review recent at-bats compared to before they were slumping. Bat path, stride, head movement changes, whatever.
Maybe we should start looking at these guys?
Eric Theisen: Promoted to lead hitting coach after serving on the Major League staff last season.
Guillermo Martinez: Hitting coach newly joined from the Cubs and Blue Jays organizations.
Daniel Vogelbach: Hitting coach and former Brewers slugger entering his first full-time coaching role following his retirement as a player.