Brian

Council loves utility men, you can have them fill in, in spots where there are injuries.

Monasterio is batting .273 Why would we get rid of him?

2 strikeouts today for Weimer.

Jose Ramierez punched Tim Anderson also. Tim Anderson is nothing but trouble.

I don’t really like Donaldson as a person, but he’s draw a fair bit of walks, hit a home run and a double in a short period of time. Heck he is hitting over .300 as a Brewer plus about 3 walks. Now Rowdy is another story.

Weimer 115 strikeouts and 364 at bats that 31.5% of the at bats.

Brewers give up a run in the 1st inning 54% of the time.

He would face easier pitching to get his confidence back. As Yogi Berra always used to say. Baseball is ninety percent mental. The other half is physical.

I think the collapse has gotten into Wiemers head and you won't be fixing that in the playoffs.

I think he is our weakest link in the lineup. Any Ideas?

Brewers News out at 7 AM. OF Tyrone Taylor reinstated from the 10-day injured list.

LATEST NEWS Sept. 13: OF Mark Canha undergoes MRI on wrist Canha left Tuesday's game against the Marlins with a sore left wrist and underwent an MRI on Wednesday morning that revealed no structural damage. He received a cortisone shot and will have to let that work for several days before picking up a bat again on Friday. Based on past flare-ups of the same wrist, Canha said he doesn't anticipate a lengthy absence. With Canha down, the Brewers were missing a pair of outfielders, since Christian Yelich remained sidelined by a stiff -- but rapidly improving -- lower back. Yelich went through a pregame routine of running and hitting on Wednesday and was nearing a comeback, manager Craig Counsell said. Sept. 12: OF Blake Perkins, 1B Darin Ruf, OF Jesse Winker begin rehab assignments at Triple-A Nashville There were 20 days remaining in the regular season as of Tuesday, which explains the timing of the start of 20-day rehab assignments for a trio of players on the injured list, each of whom could be an emergency option in a potential postseason situation, should they be needed. Sept. 11: OF Garrett Mitchell nearing game action, pending clearance The Brewers remain hopeful that the speedy center fielder could contribute before the end of the season as Mitchell continues his comeback from left shoulder surgery in May. Mitchell has a doctor's appointment scheduled for Thursday or Friday, manager Craig Counsell said, at which time the club expects him to receive clearance to begin playing games at Triple-A Nashville. The Sounds' regular season runs through Sept. 24, one week before the end of the Major League regular season. "We’re very likely to, we’re hopeful, of getting a ‘start playing’ that day," Counsell said. "If he gets a thumbs up, the final clearance, he's obviously already doing a lot, taking live at-bats, running around, so if he gets the game action clearance, he would start at Nashville [the next day]. ... "Garrett is coming back from a serious injury. What I’m encouraged by is he’s going to get 10 or so days of possible game action. There will be some days off in there, obviously. But the more he can play, the more he’s going to learn about, ‘Am I good? Is this still affecting me?’ The game will tell him that. We’ve certainly got to clear that first and see how that goes.’

Blake Perkins is on the 10 day IL. with an oblique strain, maybe that is what Counsell is waiting for. Our only real other choices are Canha or Tyrone Taylor but at this point why not. I think Counsell is doing it only for defensive purposes. I know Tyrone Taylor had that elbow issue not sure if that is 100%.

I agree, Wiemer needs to be playing for Nashville.

Returning to rotation Thursday Houser (elbow) will be activated from the 15-day injured list to start Thursday's game against the Marlins, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports. Impact Houser needed just a couple weeks of rest to recover from the elbow swelling that sent him to the IL on Aug. 28. The 30-year-old right-hander carries a 4.58 ERA, 1.48 WHIP and 77:28 K:BB in 90.1 innings this season with the Brewers. 20 HOURS AGO•ROTOWIRE

Home runs do make the game a lot mor interesting plus you don't have to get 3 hits in an inning to score a run.

Megill with a 1.08 ERA over his las 7 outings should be able to pitch 1 or 2 innings. I know some people didn't like this choice but I have no problems with it. Then Probably Collen Rea would be my guess.

I do have some concerns about Megill facing Arraez, but to be fair, I'd feel even less confident in Rea. Luis Arráez is a .350 hitter so he has been hitting everyone. At least he only has 7 homeruns but you can pitch around one hitter if there is a man in scoring position. Soler is no pushover either but he has been slumping as of late.

The best hitters are usually the 1, 2, 3, 4 hitters so Megill will face them in the 1st and the Collen Rea will take over in the 2nd inning. That is my guess.

That is exactly why Megill will face the tougher hitters at the top of the order.

Yes Megill will start followed by Collen Rea is the way I understood it.

In the 2023 season the Diamondbacks have an record of 4-2 (66.7%) against the Brewers. Something to think about.

If Adamas can get hot now and for the playoffs that would be awesome and Council would look like a genius.

Aaron Rodgers injury update: Jets QB suffers ankle injury during 'Monday Night Football' vs. Bills Not Broken.

Wow, I didn't know that about Adamas, Well Jeter fired him up I guess. That's great for Adamas and there resting him now.