The Brewers have a good offense. It's hard to objectively see it otherwise. Even if you look at the cumulative, they are at least above average and above everyone in the NL besides the big 3 in the West, the Reds and the Braves. But it's misleading to even look at the cumulative, because many of those April and May lineups featured guys like Shaw, Robertson, McKinney, a couple crappy catchers, Reyes....a lot of guys who either aren't even here anymore or are playing a very insignificant role compared to what they were. Since they acquired Adames and got healthy, it's a completely different lineup, one that's been among the best. I don't really know where the weakness is offensively at full health. Probably CF, but despite their struggles I would think going forward expecting Cain/Bradley to be average offensively is probably reasonable. I would stop short of calling our offense elite, but if Yelich was anywhere close to what we hoped for, it would be.